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Do religions cause most wars?
History is filled with persecution and violence committed in the name of God. But is religion really the cause, or does it simply expose what is already in the human heart? Compare the historical record, the violence of atheistic and secular regimes, and what Jesus and Muhammad actually taught about violence, and ask whether the Crusades disprove Christianity.
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Are all religions the same?
Many people believe every religion leads to God - but do they actually teach the same thing? Do they point to the same place, or do their contradictory claims force us to ask which one is true? Compare the central claims of Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, and other world religions and see why Jesus' message stands apart.
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Did Jesus rise from the dead?
Could the resurrection be more than a story? What do Roman officials, Jewish historians, Greek writers, and Syrian chroniclers tell us about Jesus? Examine the eyewitness testimony, the empty tomb, the dramatic rise of the early church and alternative explanations to decide where the evidence leads.
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Is the Bible historically accurate?
Was the Bible written centuries after the events it describes, or does archaeology and ancient history tell a different story? Explore the evidence from inscriptions, ancient records, historical figures, and archaeological discoveries to see how well the Bible stands up to scrutiny.
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What is your identity in Christ?
Most of us define ourselves by our performance, our past mistakes or the labels others give us. What does it mean to be born again, as Jesus told Nicodemus? How does God see you in Christ, and why do you still struggle with sin? Discover the difference between the old self and the new, how to break the cycle of shame, and 10 biblical truths about who you really are in Christ.
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Did the apostles and martyrs die for a lie?
The apostles died painfully for claiming to see the risen Jesus - but who dies for a lie? Roman officials like the senator Tacitus and the governor Pliny had nothing to gain, yet they recorded not only Jesus' execution under Pilate but also His resurrection. Separate history from legend and see where the evidence leads.
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