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The takeaway point of this post is that the Lord Jesus presented compelling evidence to His enemies, the Pharisees and Teachers Of The Law, and they responded by trying to literally KILL the evidence. __________ "I would believe in God if I had sufficient evidence" say many unbelievers these days on the Internet. "Give me convincing evidence and I will then believe in Christianity" say many unbelievers on Internet Forums. There is constant talk on the Internet about "give me convincing evidence." Below is a clear example of some people that had clear compelling sufficient empirical evidence that rose to...

Ten Evidences for Creation For more information on blue stars: Blue Stars Confirm Recent Creation

Introduction I know that Christians are supposed to be the ones who believe a lot of myths. However, the vast majority of atheists believe myths such as religion is the primary cause of wars, and the vast amount of atrocities have been caused by religious people, the Bible has been vastly changed over the centuries, Paul invented Christianity, and the list goes on and on. Find your favorite myth below and read the article so that you won't embarrass yourself in the future. Atheists' Myths Atheists have Proven God Does Not Exist. Right? - Only if that god is not the God...

In the first chapter of their new book, 20 Compelling Evidences that God exists, Ken Boa and Robert Bowman write, “We don’t mean to discourage you from reading the rest of this book. But in the interest of full disclosure, we should tell you that, in a sense, there is only one good reason to believe that God exists: because it’s true.” That statement is both profound and well expressed. Unfortunately, these days it’s not the kind of statement you can make in public without having scorn heaped upon your head. As the authors jokingly point out, the popular viewpoint...

BreakPoint with Charles Colson Commentary #050110 - 01/10/2005 Weighing the Evidence An Atheist Abandons Atheism Antony Flew, the 81—year—old British philosophy professor who taught at Oxford and other leading universities, became an atheist at age 15. Throughout his long career he argued—including in debates with an atheist-turned-Christian named C. S. Lewis—that there was a "presumption of atheism," that is, the existence of a creator could not be proved. But he’s now been forced to face the evidence. It comes from the Intelligent Design movement, led by Dr. Phillip Johnson and particularly the work of Michael Behe, the Lehigh biochemist who...

A watch requires a watchmaker. On this basis it logically follows that life requires a Creator. Biochemists have discovered that many molecules inside the cell function as molecular-level machines. In fact, some display an eerie resemblance to man-made machines. This study provides another example. Researchers have provided new insight into the mechanistic operation of the enzyme, collagenase. They noted that this enzyme functions just like man-made nanodevices known as Brownian ratchets. The elegant design and stark resemblance to man-made motors indicate that these biomolecular machines, and all of life’s chemistry, must be the work of a divine "Motor Maker." Saveez...

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