Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
Tag: The Church
It's common to hear people complain that the Bible has been changed many times over the years, so that it's unreliable. This is the way many people attempt to dismiss all that Scripture tells us, and sometimes to shut us up. The temptation for the undetermined believer is to then be silenced, or to abandon the testimony of Scripture and go it alone.
If you're a Christian believer, how would the apparent confirmation of life from another world affect your faith? Feelings are mixed in this regard, with some being convinced that as the universe is so vast, God has surely created other life-supporting worlds out there. Others see the existence of alien beings as a threat to their faith and to the truth of Scripture, which says nothing about God creating other worlds.
The subject of healing within the Christian world is huge and nebulous: this post is intended to be a broad comment and not a detailed or exhaustive analysis. It's also intended for people who are genuinely seeking facts and who may be disillusioned because what they see doesn't match their expectations.
Many people are certain that the coming Tribulation will be seven years long, complete with persecution, wars, plagues and stars falling from the sky. They have the impression that the first day of that seven-year period-when the ink is still wet on Antichrist’s “peace deal” document-marks the start of the outpouring of God’s wrath, which will continue for the entire period until Jesus returns physically in power and glory. Are they correct? I here suggest otherwise.
Is it true that if God didn't take believers to heaven before the Tribulation they would suffer His wrath along with everyone else? This, the standard view in evangelical circles, was my reasoning in relation to rapture timing for twenty-eight years, but not any longer (click the title to read on).
Fuel for Faith, Food for Thought 