Category: Christian Doctrines
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60 Questions For The Christians To Answer
According to most Christians, Jesus was God-incarnate, fully man and fully God. Can the finite and the infinite be one? “To be fully God” means freedom from finite forms and from helplessness, and to be “full man” means the absence of divinity. Christians assert that Jesus claimed to be God when they quote him in…
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Discovering The Pagan Origins Of Christmas
Few people realize that the origins of a form of Christmas was pagan and celebrated in Europe long before anyone there had heard of Jesus (P). No one knows what day Jesus (P) was born on. From the biblical description, most historians believe that his birth probably occurred in September, approximately six months after Passover.…
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Is The Trinitarian Ontology Coherent?
Philosophical theism, in contemporary times, has been dominated by philosophers who are Christians. These theistic philosophers have published a great amount of literature defending the rationality of belief in God, and any participant in the great debate will surely be familiar with the names of intellectual giants like Alvin Plantinga, Richard Swinburne, William Lane Craig,…
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A Reasoning To Refute the Logic of Trinity
In this paper I attempt to present an argument disputing and refuting the Christian Belief in the Trinity of God. We believe this ill concept was inserted into Christian belief by the devil at a time of absence of mind and a state of powerlessness on the part of true unitarians and sincere believers in…
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Who is Jesus: Did He “Die” For the Sins of Mankind?
TRINITY Basic claim is that the Father, Son (Jesus) and Holy Ghost are equally one – and are all GOD Therefore, Jesus IS God. CRUCIFIXION Christians believe that Jesus/God died on the cross for our sins. It is well known to all Major Religions that GOD can NOT die. (1 Tim.6:16) If Jesus did ?die?…
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Kantian Philosophy From An Islamic Viewpoint
Immanuel Kant (1724-1804) as a philosopher not only sought his own answers to philosophical questions but was also an expert on the history of philosophy. Having a thorough grounding in the philosophical tradition of the past, he was keenly aware of the standpoints of rationalists and empiricists. He believed that both were partly right and…