Topic: BEGIN: A Satisfying Faith

Christians seem odd. Our odd views are counter culture. However, let us respond to our critics in a way that counters their own cultural narrative about Christianity. What if the very thing you find concerning ends up offering you far more hope than you ever dared dream? In this fourth installment, we ask “Has Christianity done far more harm than good in history”?

Christians seem odd. Our odd views are counter culture. However, let us respond to our critics in a way that counters their own cultural narrative about Christianity. What if the very thing you find concerning ends up offering you far more hope than you ever dared dream? In this second installment, we ask “do Christian prohibitions deny my freedom”?

Christians seem odd. Our odd views are counter culture. However, let us respond to our critics in a way that counters their own cultural narrative about Christianity. What if the very thing you find concerning ends up offering you far more hope than you ever dared dream? In this first installment, we ask “is Jesus the only way to God”?

How does an organic, integrative model that begins with beauty and goodness differ from an alternative model that begins with minority views concerning truth claims? Here we show a way of respecting the person with whom you are speaking and showing how to draw a line from what one deeply believes and wants to the reality of God.

What will you make of Jesus of Nazareth? What about his claims and the claims about him? How do you explain the rise of the early church?

Why do I sense there is something more? If nothing in this world satisfies, could I be made for another world?

How does music speak to our deep intuitions about the realities of our longing for transcendence? How does love testify to our intuitions about God?

Many of the values we hold dear in the West are due to our Christian past.

Many of the values we hold dear in the West are due to our Christian past.