You’re in a conversation about church and politics and someone says “The Separation of Church and State means churches shouldn’t talk about political issues.” What Would You Say? The next time you hear someone say that the Separation of Church and State protects government from religious people and religious ideas, remember these …
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Digital technology made it possible for churches to pivot and continue in the early, uncertain days of the pandemic. Now, some Christians are starting “churches” in Facebook’s new Metaverse, where people, or their avatars, can “come” to church from anywhere in the world.
You’re scrolling through social media and someone shares a post that doesn’t sound quite right. Is it true, or is it another case of misinformation on the Internet? What would you say? Misinformation has always been around, but it’s even more of a challenge now that so much of our lives are …
You’re in a conversation and someone says, “The Church is just full of hypocrites!” What would you say? Have you ever met someone who claims to be a Christian, but doesn’t act like it? Maybe they are even outspoken about what the Bible says, or why a particular point of Christianity is …
You’re in a conversation and someone says, “Why would God punish Jesus for what I did? It’s barbaric and abusive for God to require a blood sacrifice from his own son for sins Jesus didn’t even commit. It sounds like ‘cosmic child abuse’.” What would you say? The next time someone says, …
You’re in a conversation and someone says, “I’m a Christian but I don’t go to church because I don’t get anything from it.” What would you say? Many Christians practice a do-it-yourself faith. While a majority of the population still claims to be Christian, church attendance is at a historic low. Clearly, …
You’re in a conversation and someone says, “there are so many translations of the Bible. Which is the right one?” What would you say? A trip to the bookstore will reveal a number of translations known by an alphabet soup of initials: KJV, ESV, NIV, RSV, or NET. These versions are published …
You’re in a conversation and someone says, “Jesus didn’t actually rise from the dead. The resurrection story was faked.” What would you say? Many ancient Biblical authors seemed to see and experience the risen Jesus, and it’s difficult to explain these varied group experiences as simultaneous delusions or coincidental errors. Maybe that’s …
You’re in a conversation and someone says, “I’m a Christian, but I don’t want to force my religion on others.” What would you say? We live in a pluralistic world, and we all have the tendency to believe that our subjective opinions, what’s often called “our truth,” is the truth. So, it’s …
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