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[W:910] THE MOST POWERFUL EVIDENCE FOR GOD: PERSONAL TESTIMONIES

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Indeed.
Millions of people all over the world - from all walks of life - have their own story to tell: how they came to believe, and to trust in Christ.


Without further ado........let's start with ......



William Lane Craig's Personal Journey To faith


On Thursday, April 10th, 2014 Dr William Lane Craig spoke on the "Objective Evidence for the Resurrection of Jesus" at Yale University.
Dr. Craig is one of the leading theologians and defenders of Jesus' resurrection, demonstrating the veracity of his divinity.
This is the biggest claim in history! After the lecture, Dr Craig had a lengthy question and answer time with students from Yale.
In this video, Dr Craig shares his personal testimony of how he became a follower of Jesus Christ.


 

James Tour discovers his Messiah


During his college years, James realized that his sin was separating him from God, so he decided to accept the sacrifice Jesus made for him.
Today he is an accomplished scientist, but he gives all the credit to his Messiah!


 
How CS Lewis Found God


C.S. Lewis found God and the savior Jesus Christ on a motorcycle ride to the zoo.
He was reluctant to convert to christianity for much of his life but found his way after years of discussions with devout christians like J.R.R. Tolkien.
Max McClean and Drew talk about the great author's slow conversion and how he found his faith.


 
Nabeel Qureshi – Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus


Nabeel Qureshi (April 13, 1983 – September 16, 2017) was a Pakistani-American Christian apologist, author, speaker, and convert from the Ahmadiyya movement of Islam.
Ahmadi Muslims worldwide are estimated to be around 10-20 million. The Ahmadiyya’s beliefs are more closely related to those of the Sunni Muslims than the Shi’a Muslims.
The Ahmadis are guided by the Five Pillars of Islam and believe in the 6 Articles of Faith.
They also accept the Quran as their holy book and pray five times a day while facing the Kaaba. Ahmadis practice Sunnah and accept the Authority of the Hadiths.
However, their distinguishing characteristic is their belief in Mizra as the Promised Messiah and redeemer as was promised by the Islamic Prophet Muhammad.
Mizra’s aim was to propagate Islam throughout the world through peaceful means and to revive the forgotten Islamic values such as peace, sympathy, and forgiveness.
The 34-year-old Nabeel was an itinerant speaker with Ravi Zacharias International Ministries (RZIM). This interview was recorded in February 2014 with Canadian Pastor Robbie Symons.


 
Lee Strobel Testimony

Atheist-turned-Christian Lee Strobel is the former award-winning legal editor of The Chicago Tribune and best-selling author of more than twenty books.
His classic, The Case for Christ, is a perennial favorite which details his conversion to Christianity.

 
Alister McGrath


Renowned theologian Alister McGrath tells his story of coming to faith as an atheistic science undergraduate at Oxford University


 
Dr. Francis Collins – From Atheism to Faith


"But then I moved from quantum mechanics to medical school, and the questions of the meaning of life, and the reality of mortality, were impossible to ignore.
Science didn’t help me much here. But I was surrounded by patients, and some of my professors, for whom faith provided a way to wrestle with those profound questions.
That was puzzling.
Challenged by one of my patients to describe what I believed about God, I realized my atheism was dangerously thin.
Seeking to prop this up, I began a journey to try to understand why intellectually sophisticated people could actually believe in God –
and to my dismay, found that atheism turned out to be the least rational of all the choices.


 
tosca1 said:
Indeed.
Millions of people all over the world - from all walks of life - have their own story to tell: how they came to believe, and to trust in Christ.


Without further ado........let's start with ......



William Lane Craig's Personal Journey To faith


On Thursday, April 10th, 2014 Dr William Lane Craig spoke on the "Objective Evidence for the Resurrection of Jesus" at Yale University.
Dr. Craig is one of the leading theologians and defenders of Jesus' resurrection, demonstrating the veracity of his divinity.
This is the biggest claim in history! After the lecture, Dr Craig had a lengthy question and answer time with students from Yale.
In this video, Dr Craig shares his personal testimony of how he became a follower of Jesus Christ.


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Why do people proselytize in this forum?
 
Jacksprat said:
Why do people proselytize in this forum?
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Why can't you...........................................resist?

Why did you enter the thread?
You know what it's all about! It's not like as if you got hoodwinked into coming in.
UNLESS......the title isn't clear enough for you?


.....or..............somehow, you were compelled to come in? 🤷
 
tosca1 said:
Why did you enter the thread?
You know what it's all about! It's not like as if you got hoodwinked into coming in.
UNLESS......the title isn't clear enough for you?


.....or..............something compelled you to come in? 🤷
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Yes, I like discussing things to find the truth. Are you more interested in converting people to your religion?
 
Jacksprat said:
Yes, I like discussing things to find the truth. Are you more interested in converting people to your religion?
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Well - start your own thread. Discuss away.
But - don't rain on my parade.
 
Fighting a battle between Drugs and God

 
tosca1 said:
His classic, The Case for Christ, is a perennial favorite which details his conversion to Christianity.
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I got about 10 pages into it and just couldn't bear the dishonesty of his thought.

Bring one of your heroes here so that we may examine them.
 
MamboDervish said:
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PERSONAL TESTIMONIES ...​



... are not evidence of god.
Sorry.
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Unless you've got something to refute what they claim - kindly move aside.
If this is so threatening for you - just close your eyes.

Or - get out.
 
THE MOST POWERFUL EVIDENCE FOR GOD: PERSONAL TESTIMONIES

---Hence the reason why the same types of people take VAERS so seriously as well.
 
MamboDervish said:
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PERSONAL TESTIMONIES ...​



... are not evidence of god.
Sorry.
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I've got a unicorn in my back yard. He's rainbow colored, and I ride him every day.

In the face of my personal testimony, only a bunch of ill-willed, dishonest (probably evil) skeptics would claim that my unicorn doesn't exist.
 
Warner Wallace

Robert Melnichuk interviews J. Warner Wallace. A former homicide detective and author of Cold Case Christianity.


 
Faulty logic.

A lot of people like Trump and think he was a good President. Therefore, Trump was a good President.
 
tosca1 said:
Unless you've got something to refute what they claim - kindly move aside.
If this is so threatening for you - just close your eyes.

Or - get out.
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I don't have to refute what anyone believes ... other than the fact that what a person believes is not evidence of god! And, unto itself, I'm certainly not threatened by any of it, so you don't know what you're talking about there either.
 
Dr Sy Garte

Dr. Sy Garte is a retired biochemist. For most of his life, he was an unbelieving atheist. In this interview, he details his journey from being an atheist scientist to a believing Christian.


 
A lot of people like vanilla ice cream. Therefore, it is wrong for me not to like vanilla ice cream.
 
tosca1 said:
Warner Wallace

Robert Melnichuk interviews J. Warner Wallace. A former homicide detective and author of Cold Case Christianity.
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Oh .... videos, eh? That must mean something to somebody.






www.americamagazine.org

What the church could learn from two YouTubers losing their faith

Christian communities can criticize and resist current trends toward faith deconstruction, but they may only succeed in pushing more people out into the wilderness where they are less likely to find the life-giving waters for which they thirst.
www.americamagazine.org www.americamagazine.org
 
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