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Zarathustra Shrugged—What Apologetics should Look Like in a Skeptical Age Andy Crouch's essay entitled "Zarathustra Shrugged: What Apologetics should look like in a skeptical…
Read Resource"You seek Jesus the Nazarene, who was crucified. He has been raised. He is not here." Mark 16:6 Isaiah 53 (New International Version) 1…
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[I was assigned to write an exegetical paper on any of the passage from the Old Testament in the Winter Semester in 2008. Here,…
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Was the Tomb Really Empty? In his essay “Was the Tomb Really Empty?” Robert H. Stein believes that Christianity without the resurrection of Jesus…
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by Prasha I want to share what I've learned and struggled with in light of Haiti's current situation. I have found myself being asked…
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“All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.” Once, a British statesman, Edmund Burke, made this statement.…
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Isaiah, the prophet born with this name as Yesha’yahu, signifies “the salvation of Jehovah." His name itself magnifies the ample scope of his forthtelling…
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In his essay, "There is No Condemnation," Chuck Lowe answers his thesis, "Why is there no condemnation for those who are in Christ?” Before…
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In his Gold Medallion Award-winning book, Where is God When it Hurts, Philip Yancey brings forth the very realistic questions and dilemmas about human…
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Evaluation: "The Problem of Pain" by C.S. Lewis & "When Bad Things Happen to Good People" by Rabbi Harold Kushner The preliminary observation regarding…
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This is a summary of the chapter titled ‘Why do the Righteous Suffer?’ from Harold Kushner's book‘When Bad Things Happen to Good People’: Harold…
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This is a summary of the chapter titled ‘Divine Omnipotence and Divine Goodness’ from C.S. Lewis's book, 'The Problem of Pain': Clive Staples Lewis…
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