Do We Always Need to Make the Case that Christian Morality Is the Best Way to Live?

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Do We Always Need to Make the Case that Christian Morality Is the Best Way to Live?

September 26, 2024 • Amy Hall, Greg Koukl

Christians often try to make the case that Christian morality is the best way to live, but at some point could we simply say God’s requirements are a show of loyalty to him irrespective of any possible impact on society?

How does the idea that all our sins have been forgiven align with the many references to mortal sins that can’t be forgiven?

How would you respond to Mark Twain’s question about why no Christian has had the common humanity to pray for Satan?

How Can I Help Someone Move Away from the Fact-Value Split?

September 23, 2024 • Amy Hall, Greg Koukl

How can I help a friend who thinks objective facts about religious issues are, unlike scientific facts, “just someone’s belief” move away from the fact-value split? How should I respond to an atheist who keeps demanding “verified” evidence and dismissing every argument I offer by saying it’s not verified?

What Do I Tell a Child Who Feels Guilty for Not Wanting to Read the Bible?

September 19, 2024 • Amy Hall, Greg Koukl

What do I tell a child who feels guilty for not wanting to read the Bible because he finds it boring and confusing? Was King James greedy and power-hungry, and did he have a version of the Bible written to support the royal kingdom? What was printed before King James published his version, and are the original versions available in English?

What Would You Say in a High School Graduation Speech?

September 16, 2024 • Amy Hall, Greg Koukl

If you had the opportunity to give the high school graduation speech, what would you say? How should I talk to my six-year-old about eternity when she struggles with the thought of it never ending and says she wishes she would have never been born so she didn’t have to live in Heaven forever? If Jesus has a body, where is he?