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Introduction: Getting Our Facts Straight Concerning The Gospel
Playing the game of Fact or Fiction
Fact or Crap board game
Truthorfiction.com
- “Seeking truth and exposing fiction, since 1999”
Humanity has a habit of bending facts or history to fit our own reality.
What I mean is we like seeing things through our own eyes.
And very seldom look through another person’s perspective.
Say you say to yourself:
“If a good person”
What do you mean by that statement?
Would another person who knows you well, say the same thing?
Or would your co-workers or children or parents say the same thing?
We live in an age where it is getting harder and harder to know what is fact or fiction!
The existence of Alternative Facts (lies or falsehoods framed as truths) in news and media
CNN vs Fox News & MSNBC
Truthorfiction.com
- “Seeking truth and exposing fiction, since 1999”
The existence of alternative interpretations of the gospel in light of our present culture
Male & Female leadership
Welcoming But Not Affirming
Vs.
Welcoming & Affirming Congregations
Biblical inerrancy/infallibility vs. Biblical inspirition
Liberal vs. Conservative Christianity
Naturalism (Physical world exhausts reality and everything can be explained by methods similar to those used in the natural sciences)
vs. Supernaturalism (physical world exists because it was brought into being, along with its natural laws, by God) and the resurrection of Jesus Christ
Rational Faith: A Philosopher’s Defense Of Christianity by Stephen Davis
Transition: Paul & the Epicurian influenced “Christians” at Corinth
1 Cor 15:3-8
And Jesus appears to us through the Holy Spirit
Body
No God-head Jesus Without Human Jesus
1 Cor
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No Good News Without Resurrection
Preaching In Vain
Believing In Vain
Misrepresenting God
Useless Faith
Unresolved Consequences Of Sins
Asleep In Christ Perish
Hopeful Christians Are Pitiful People
But In Fact, Resurrected Jesus Is First Of Many
John 20:27
Colossians 2:6
Acts 17:26
John 1:11
Transition
Illustration: “Something He Can Feel” composed by Curtis Mayfield for the 1976 motion picture Sparkle, recorded by Aretha Franklin and covered by the girl group En Vogue in 1992
After Noah
After Abraham
After Moses
After the Prophets
When God gave humanity something it could feel...
Conclusion
After Adam
After Noah
After Abraham
After Moses
After the Prophets
When God gave humanity something it could feel...
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