Christianity, as a global religion, is often presented as a direct continuation of the teachings of Jesus Christ. However, an in-depth examination of the Bible reveals that the word “Christian” was first used in the Book of Acts, and its origins are intricately linked to the Pauline movement. This paper explores the development of the […]
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The Antichrist in Christianity: A Theological Analysis
Introduction: The concept of the “Antichrist” has been a subject of theological debate and controversy throughout Christian history. In many Christian teachings, the Antichrist is considered a figure who opposes the teachings of Jesus Christ, denies His divinity, and ultimately seeks to deceive believers into following false doctrines. While interpretations of the Antichrist vary, one […]
Critical Analysis of Jay Smith’s Approach to Islam and His Methodology
Jay Smith is a prominent Christian apologist known for his outspoken critiques of Islam. His work, largely through talks, debates, and social media engagements, is geared toward promoting the Christian faith while discrediting Islam. However, his approach has attracted significant criticism, with many accusing him of presenting a biased and distorted view of Islamic theology, […]
Paul: His Mission, Truth or Falsehood?
The figure of Paul the Apostle has been a subject of intense debate for centuries. Paul, once known as Saul of Tarsus, transformed from a fierce persecutor of Christians into one of Christianity’s most influential missionaries and writers. However, his teachings and the foundation of the early Christian church have raised significant questions regarding the […]
A Critical Analysis of the Bible: Divine Revelation or Man-Made Construction?
Introduction The Bible is regarded by billions of people as the sacred text, containing the Word of God. It is considered divine revelation, both in the Old and New Testaments. However, a closer examination of the Bible’s origins, authorship, and its compilation process raises significant questions about whether it is truly the Word of God […]
Analyzing the Four Gospels: A Neutral Investigation of Jesus’ Death and Resurrection
Abstract This paper aims to provide an unbiased, fact-based analysis of the Gospels and related texts concerning the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth, with particular emphasis on Jesus’ own words as they are recorded in the Gospel narratives. The analysis will set aside Christian theological interpretations and aim to understand the events […]
Understanding Jesus’ Death: A Historical and Theological Perspective
1. Jesus’ Relationship with Judaism Jesus was born, lived, and died as a Jew in the first century CE, within the context of Roman-occupied Judea. His teachings were rooted in Jewish traditions, and he saw himself as a reformer within Judaism rather than the founder of a new religion. The idea that Jesus was promoting […]
Did Jesus Identify as a Christian and Bring a New Religion?
Based on factual evidence from the earliest scriptures and historical context, Jesus is recognized as a Jewish figure who practiced Judaism. This understanding is supported by several key points: Jewish Context: Jesus was born into a Jewish family and lived in a predominantly Jewish culture. The New Testament depicts him participating in Jewish religious practices, […]
Do Christians Worship The One and Only God?
Contemporary Christians do not worship the same conception of God as that recognized by earlier prophets. In Christianity, God is understood as three distinct persons—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—who are co-equal yet unified in essence. In contrast, the God worshipped by Abraham, Moses, and the Prophet Muhammad is characterized as a singular, monotheistic entity, as […]
Are Christians Supposed to Keep the Sabbath?
God Orders that the Sabbath must be kept In the Law given to Moses (pbuh) God orders that the Sabbath must be kept holy and no work must be done on this day. God made the Sabbath so important that he ordered that anyone who breaks the law and does not observe the Sabbath must […]