Revolution: How Christianity Mirrors Reality, Changes the World and Impacts You
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- ISBN978-1-393-51061-1
- EAN9781393510611
- Date de parution31/03/2021
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- ÉditeurRelay Publishing
Résumé
Have you ever wondered:1. Are science and the Bible at odds?2. What started the scientific enterprise?3. Is the Bible fiction because it talks about unicorns?4. Is our DNA 99% similar to a chimp's DNA?5. Which religion matches reality the best?6. Is evolution or creation correct?7. Does the Bible teach that Christians should have a blind faith?8. Did Jesus Christ even exist?9. Did Jesus really rise from the dead?10.
What does becoming a Christian really mean? Book overviewThis book will look into the above topics. We will talk about how different worldviews and religions have different real-world impacts, both good and bad. As we look at Christianity, we will see that it has propelled world progress in tangible ways. It gave rise to science and the free market, and it abolished chattel slavery. The findings of science seem to point to biblical claims about God and nature.
Life looks designed as Scriptures teach, not formed from the directionless processes that some assume. Genetically, we are radically disparate from chimps. We will also discuss other things too, such as some strange biblical passages that some view as fiction, but rather are vindicated by evidence. We will see that objective moral stands from the Creator make a better world than subjective moral standards.
As Jesus is the central figure of Christianity, we will also learn about some interesting aspects of his birth, life and death. We will learn how his message has changed people and has changed the world for the better. Lastly, we will see how building a rational Christian faith, each one of us can be the change we want to see, and as a side benefit, we can help change the world for the better.
What does becoming a Christian really mean? Book overviewThis book will look into the above topics. We will talk about how different worldviews and religions have different real-world impacts, both good and bad. As we look at Christianity, we will see that it has propelled world progress in tangible ways. It gave rise to science and the free market, and it abolished chattel slavery. The findings of science seem to point to biblical claims about God and nature.
Life looks designed as Scriptures teach, not formed from the directionless processes that some assume. Genetically, we are radically disparate from chimps. We will also discuss other things too, such as some strange biblical passages that some view as fiction, but rather are vindicated by evidence. We will see that objective moral stands from the Creator make a better world than subjective moral standards.
As Jesus is the central figure of Christianity, we will also learn about some interesting aspects of his birth, life and death. We will learn how his message has changed people and has changed the world for the better. Lastly, we will see how building a rational Christian faith, each one of us can be the change we want to see, and as a side benefit, we can help change the world for the better.