I’ve been getting questions lately about Eckhart Tolle—especially from Christians who’ve read The Power of Now or heard his teachings and are wondering if there’s a way to reconcile his philosophy with their faith. I understand the appeal. Tolle speaks eloquently about peace, presence, and transcending anxiety. In our distracted, anxious culture, that message resonates.
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Oct
Over 1.8 billion Muslims worldwide believe Muhammad was the final prophet of God—the “Seal of the Prophets” who completed the line of biblical prophecy from Abraham through Moses to Jesus. This isn’t a peripheral belief; it’s the foundation of Islam. The shahada, Islam’s central confession, declares: “There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is his messenger.” But was Muhammad a true prophet?
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Oct
Oct
Can the Bible be trusted, or did Christians corrupt it after Islam arose? This question lies at the heart of Christian-Muslim dialogue. Islamic scholars claim the Bible was falsified (taḥrīf) to hide prophecies about Muhammad and insert doctrines like the Trinity and Christ’s deity. But what if this entire theory was systematically destroyed and Islam…
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Sep
If you’ve ever visited a Catholic church or spoken with Catholic or Orthodox friends, you’ve likely encountered the practice of praying to saints. People pray to St. Rita for impossible causes, St. Jude for lost situations, or St. Anthony when they’ve lost their keys. For many believers, this is a cherished tradition that brings comfort…
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The message of the Bible is the Christian Gospel – it’s one of hope, grace, and transformation. At its core, the Gospel answers life’s most profound questions: Why are we here? What went wrong? How can it be made right? And what happens after death? Which way to heaven? Within the biblical framework, the Gospel…
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Nov
Nov
The book of Genesis, the Bible’s inaugural book, is a profound exploration of the universe’s origins, the intricate relationship between God and mankind, and the sequence of events that culminate in the fall of man – the estrangement of mankind from God. Moses is the one who’s generally given credit for writing the Book of…
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What is the nature of moral values? Are moral values objective or subjective? What does that distinction mean for the argument for God? As it turns out, probing into the nature of moral values leads us to ask some very interesting follow-up questions. Ultimately, one would have to contend with the moral argument for the…
History
Darkness at Noon – Ancient Scholars Unintentionally Validated a Miracle During Jesus’s Crucifixion
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Apr
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It’s AD 33. Jesus has been put through multiple farcical trials through the night and has been scourged. It’s now noon, and Jesus has been on the cross for a few hours. Suddenly, around noon, there’s a shocking and unexpected darkness. This darkness was recorded by Matthew, Mark, and Luke in their Gospel accounts. What’s…
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One of the more underrated aspects of the Christian tradition is the multiple early church leaders who were personally taught by the apostles of Jesus, who themselves carried the beliefs espoused in the biblical writings. This creates a lineage of the preservation of the New Testament without any gaps that go back to the events…
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An Appeal to the Conscience of Civilized People to Deal with the Armenian Genocide Dear Turkish People, It is with the gravest heart I remember today what happened to my ancestors more than 100 years ago – the Armenian Genocide. I realize that as human beings, we do not like to be confronted with the…
