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Many Christians believe Jesus is God, but others disagree. Some verses say Jesus is divine, like John 1:1 — “The Word was God.” But others show he is not, like John 14:28 — “The Father is greater than I.” So, what’s the truth? Is Jesus God, the Son of God, or a messenger of God? Let’s...

However, since you often share content encouraging others to adopt Christianity, I hope you can also see why it’s reasonable for people to ask why we should trust the Bible historically.

I respect your faith, but you’ve now shared multiple videos and articles claiming the Bible is perfect and Christianity is the only way. Since you’re encouraging others to adopt this belief, wouldn’t it be reasonable to expect that you can explain why the Bible can be trusted historically? If...

If the truth of Christianity rests on the authority of the Bible, and yet you cannot defend the Bible’s reliability yourself, why should anyone accept your invitation without first investigating the historical evidence independently?

I respect the video’s definition of Christian faith, but shouldn’t we first establish why we should trust this collection of books historically before building theological claims on it?

I respect your honesty that’s admirable. But I hope you see why these questions are important. If the Bible is claimed to be the inerrant Word of God, yet: Christians disagree on which books belong in it, early manuscripts show later additions and textual changes, and it took 300+ years for...

I appreciate your sharing the GotQuestions explanation but it actually raises three important problems that I’d like your view on: GotQuestions basically says, “The Bible is perfect and must be taken as a whole.” But Christians don’t agree on what “the whole” is: Protestants → 66 books...

Fair enough. But then how can you claim the Bible is infallible if we don’t even know who decided its contents or when? Isn’t that important to establish before calling it the perfect word of God?

That claim is incorrect. Independent surveys, including Pew Research, show that most Muslims globally reject violence by extremist groups. To assume ‘moderate Muslims’ secretly support terrorism is not supported by evidence. If Christianity is not defined by the KKK, Crusades, colonial...

I completely agree that we must distinguish between extremists and the majority who follow their faith peacefully. That’s exactly why blaming Islam for the actions of groups like Boko Haram or ISIS is unfair, because the Qur’an explicitly condemns killing innocents (Qur’an 5:32), just as the...

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Boko Haram and ISIS are condemned by the majority of Muslims and by the Qur’an itself: ‘Whoever kills one innocent soul, it is as if he has killed all mankind’ (Qur’an 5:32). But if we’re pointing to numbers, Christian extremists have also caused mass deaths: • The Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA)...

You claim modern violence is mainly Muslim, but that ignores recent Christian-inspired terrorism. For example: • Anders Breivik (2011) – Killed 77 in Norway, calling himself a defender of ‘Christian Europe.’ • Christian militias in the Central African Republic (2014–2017) slaughtered...

I've already read GotQuestions, but I’d like to hear your own explanation. Who decided which books belong in the New Testament, and when did that happen?