What is the true definition of “faith” from a Christian perspective? Why does the definition matter, and how can it help us to better make the case for Christianity?
What is the true definition of “faith” from a Christian perspective? Why does the definition matter, and how can it help us to better make the case for Christianity?
With Christianity being so reasonable these days, it does not seem like Christians have enough faith to be Christians anymore.
Faith not credulity
Wallace says believers need to be case makers. Unfortunately, the “evidence” for his case is all hearsay evidence which is hardly considered legitimate in today’s courts, so his premise fails at the outset.
Jim Wallace, are you a Christian? Where do you stand on Christian beliefs? Knowing where you stand will help in answering your question. ():0)
Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.
ADMINS – please deal with Jack Johnson. He is misusing this resource.
Don’t feed the Troll. Ignore it.
Most Christians use their brain for memorization, not deep contemplation or critical thinking. Not many are wise.
Trust without exact knowledge.
Love this, can not get enough of this.
Faith is the substance. Faith is not a force like star wars.
The big question is the object of your faith. It should be GOD and his glory, not a tool to manipulate God to get what you want
“Being sure of what you hope for and certain of what you do not see” Hebrews 11:1a
No, it’s not supposed to be blind, but we need to understand that the opposite of faith is NOT doubt, or fear, it is certainty. If you were absolutely certain about everything, you wouldn’t need faith to go forward.
Faith is to believe all of God’s scriptures for God’s complete truth in the Bible?.
I like Ravi Zacharias’ ministry’s name: Let My People Think
Amen we need to cultivate it by the power of word of God in Holy Spirit
Biblical Christianity has always been reasonable.
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