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Can you believe a "religion" that you can't prove? Can you prove a religion?
We could ask this question: Can we believe anything that we can't prove?
Today we'll look at another controversial meme and discover that it is built on a false premise. Every day we believe things that we can't prove, so why stop at religion? We have to go deeper, though, by considering three questions.
1. If no religion can be proved, does it really mean none are true?
2. What kind of proof would be sufficient?
3. Can you prove your religion?
If you want to convince me to reject God, you’ll have to offer me some kind of proof of whatever it is you believe. And don’t forget, you’ll also have to account for things like morality, intellect, purpose, design, and the mind.
Something has to be true. If you want to convince me that what I believe is not true, you’ll have to give me good reasons to believe something else, and not just denounce Christianity or theism with superficial memes.
Visit me at www.benhammond.org!
#apologetics #prove #Christianity
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Can you believe a "religion" that you can't prove? Can you prove a religion?
We could ask this question: Can we believe anything that we can't prove?
Today we'll look at another controversial meme and discover that it is built on a false premise. Every day we believe things that we can't prove, so why stop at religion? We have to go deeper, though, by considering three questions.
1. If no religion can be proved, does it really mean none are true?
2. What kind of proof would be sufficient?
3. Can you prove your religion?
If you want to convince me to reject God, you’ll have to offer me some kind of proof of whatever it is you believe. And don’t forget, you’ll also have to account for things like morality, intellect, purpose, design, and the mind.
Something has to be true. If you want to convince me that what I believe is not true, you’ll have to give me good reasons to believe something else, and not just denounce Christianity or theism with superficial memes.
Visit me at www.benhammond.org!
#apologetics #prove #Christianity
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![All the Father Gives Me will come to Me! John 6:37 (Why I am not a Calvinist, Part 7)
All that the Father gives Me will come to Me, and the one who comes to Me I will by no means cast out. (John 6:37)
So, Calvinism must be true because God elects some to be saved, right?
Actually, no. While at first this statement may seem confusing, it is actually rather simple.
The word all is collective it describes a group. All [the group] that the Father gives me will come to Me. The whole group will come (which means to arrive).
In the next part of the verse, the one is the individual. Every individual in the group that comes to Jesus will arrive safely to Him. We could read the verse this way:
All [the group] that the Father gives Me will come to Me, and the one [the individual] who comes to Me I will by no means cast out. (John 6:37)
I like to compare this to a group of immigrants boarding a ship to the United States. The U.S. ambassador arrives at the dock and informs them that the whole group on the shop will be allowed into America without question, and none of the individuals will be turned away.
See the playlist: Why I am not a Calvinist https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcUxE-Dfb1TowI3_kEwPuPQ5ZNv1l0jMc
#whyiamnotacalvinist #Calvinism #John6:37 #election #Jesus #totalinability #totaldepravity #unconditionalelection #Soteriology #gospel #grace #ReformedTheology #Arminianism #regeneration #salvation #ordained #election #TULIP #allthatthefathergivesme
Visit me at www.benhammond.org.
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