Exploring the Christian faith
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If God wanted to forgive, why not simply forgive? The Christian answer is that this is exactly what he did — and the cross is what it cost him.
A wise man among wise men, a legend, or someone else? The question deserves better than a ready-made answer.
This is the question that hurts most, and the one that least deserves a quick answer. Here is what the Christian faith says — and what it does not say.
No religious vocabulary needed, and no correct formula. A simple way to begin, and what to do when no words come.
Doubt is not the opposite of faith. It is often part of it — including for the people the Bible holds up.
A question we avoid until the day it imposes itself. What the Christian faith hopes for, and what that hope rests on.
How do you hold together a sincere respect for other beliefs and what Christianity claims about Jesus?
Starting at page one is the surest way to give up by February. Here is an order that works.
Not mainly through new rules. More through what changes in the way you treat people, money, work and failure.
You can talk it through with someone — no pressure, no commitment.