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Objections to the Resurrection of Jesus Christ: Are there answers?

The bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ is at the core of the Christian faith. Without the resurrection, the gospel is not “good news,” but absurd deceit. As 1 Corinthians 15 explains:   1 Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; […]

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Christ’s Human Nature From His Mother Mary: Menno Simons was wrong

Christ received His human nature from His human mother, Mary (contrary to the teaching of Menno Simons). God did not create a new human nature in Mary’s womb that was unconnected with Mary’s humanity, so that she was simply a pipe or conduit through which an unrelated human nature came into existence. Luke 1:35 states: […]

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Evangelistic / Apologetic Pamphlet for Buddhists on Buddhism

Since there are many Buddhists in the San Francisco Bay Area, and not a great deal of literature available to reach them with the gospel of Jesus Christ, I have written an evangelistic pamphlet for Buddhists. You can view it at the link below:   The Buddha and the Christ: Their Teachings Compared   Because […]

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Answers for Both the Rise and the Threat of Suicide

Between 1999 and 2019, suicide rose 35.2% in the United States.  Also according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) WISQARS Leading Causes of Death Reports, in 2019: Suicide was the tenth leading cause of death overall in the U.S., claiming 47,500 lives. Suicide was the second leading cause of death for those […]

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Millions of Muslims are NOT Becoming Christians Because of Dreams!

Many sources report that, in the words of Roman Catholic conservative Dinesh D’Souza, “Millions of Muslims are Converting to Christianity After Having Dreams and Visions of Jesus Christ.” Charismatic sources agree with the Catholics about millions of Muslims becoming Christians through dreams and visions. So do Southern Baptist mission agencies.     These visions and […]

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In the Long Prayer of Jesus to His Father in John 17, Has “Of The World” Become Meaningless?

The model prayer of Matthew 6 and Luke 11, Jesus didn’t pray.  He was teaching His disciples how to pray.  Certain few times the New Testament records that He spoke to His Father, He didn’t ask for anything.  He prays for one thing in John 12:28, “Father, glorify thy name.” On the cross in Luke […]

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John 20:28 and the Watchtower Society

John 20:28 is  a very difficult passage for the Watchtower Society or so-called “Jehovah’s Witnesses” to explain away.  The Watchtower, in its New World “Translation” that was made by seven “translators” who did not know Hebrew or Aramaic, and only one of which had ever taken a single course in New Testament Greek in his […]

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The Repercussions of Jesus Simultaneously Being Both Completely 100% God and Completely 100% Man

All of us know that 100 plus 100 equals 200, not 100.  If a single being is at 100 and Jesus is a single being, then He must be 100, so how can He or could He be 200?  What does all this mean?  How could Jesus effectively be completely, 100% man, when He is […]

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How Does a Culture, Including a Christian Culture, Survive Without a Cancel Culture?

Previous Articles (One, Two, Three) “Cancel culture” has a nice ring to it, a kind of poetic rhythm when one says the two words together.  Go ahead, say them, “cancel culture.”  It does now have a Wikipedia article.  When I googled books with the terminology “cancel culture,” a glut of books appeared written in 2020-2021 with […]

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Living In Utah: My Observations

My wife, parents, and I moved into Utah mid-August 2021.  Ten years ago, it never occurred that I would live in Utah and if someone asked, I would have said, zero chance.  As Charles Dickins wrote first in The Pickwick Papers, his 1837 novel, “Never say never.” Someone recently asked where I was now, and when […]

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