What makes Christianity unique?

Only Christians acknowledge the Three-in-One God, and this makes Christianity entirely unique among all the world’s faith-systems. In other words, God is now, always has been, and always will be, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, three Persons Who are also One.

What does the Bible say about religious conflict?

The Bible does not hide from the issue of conflict, nor does it condemn all conflict as sinful. From Moses to David to Jesus to Paul, the Bible’s greatest figures found themselves in conflict with someone or something. According to the Bible there is nothing inherently wrong with conflict.

Does the Bible say to accept everyone?

But God says throughout the Bible that he welcomes everyone who comes to Him. Jesus extends acceptance and kindness first. He never says, “First clean up your act, then come to me.” Rather he first says, “Come.”

How can I learn about different religions?

Have a conversation with someone of a different faith. To deepen your understanding of a religion, sit down and have a conversation with someone of a different religion. Ask them questions about their faith and how they practice their religion. Answer any questions that they might have about yours.

What does Christianity teach about peace?

The idea in the Bible is that peace with God will lead to peace with other human beings. Peace means much more than simply not being at war. At the heart of the Christian message is the belief that the life and death of Jesus gives people peace with God and peace within themselves.

What causes Bible fights?

What causes fights and quarrels among you? Don’t they come from your desires that battle within you? You want something but don’t get it. You kill and covet, but you cannot have what you want.

Why should we read the Bible?

There has to be a way to read the Bible and see enough self-evidencing and validating truth there. Jesus shines forth from the Scriptures and wins our trust so that we know this is true. We don’t have to be threatened by other holy books even though we haven’t read them. It is like the true things you have tasted are honey.

Is it dangerous to analyze other people’s religious literature?

Not everybody is gifted or called to be an analyzer of other people’s religious literature. I think it could be dangerous—especially if the other person is just provoking you.

How can I have a credible faith in Jesus?

And if you said the only way to have a credible faith in Jesus is to read all the options and discover all the reasons why those options don’t suffice, then you’d spend your whole life, or at least a big hunk of it, reading all this stuff.

Why don’t most people read all things in the world?

Most don’t have the inclinations and the intellectual wherewithal to read all the things in the world.