4 Questions
Four questions at the fulcrum of life's meaning
What is the origin of mankind — where did we come from?
What is our purpose in life?
How do we know how to live our life?
How do we get to heaven (and avoid hell)?
Answers to these 4 questions can be found throughout our site. Begin with these articles:
Bits & Blog
Is or WAS America a Christian Nation?
June 22, 2009
What do Americans celebrate on the 4th of July?
President Obama says America is NOT a Christian nation. Was it ever? Are there biblical prinicples for America's laws?
Supreme Court Justice David Josiah Brewer made the following statement in the 1892 Decision of Holy Trinity Church vs. U.S.: "These and many other matters which might be noticed, add a volume of unofficial declarations to the mass of organic utterances that this is a Christian nation." [emphasis added]
And listen to Rep. Randy Forbes from Virginia ask the question, "Did America ever consider itself a Judeo-Christian nation?
Welcome!
Faith Facts is a non-denominational ministry focusing on Christian apologetics and theology. Christian apologetics is the use of reason and evidence to examine religion. To that end, Faith Facts submits Genesis, the rest of the Bible, and the person of Jesus to contemporary scholarship. In the process, we clear up some common misconceptions about Christianity and demonstrate that the Christian faith is not a blind faith after all!
In the search for spiritual meaning, it is crucial that our search lead us to objective truth—that is, truth that is true for everyone and is not a relative or subjective "truth." Christian apologetics—expressed in a different way, is the exploration of religion through scientific examination. We are convinced that this endeavor can lead us to proof not only of God's existence, but that the Christian religion is objectively and uniquely true. We show why the Bible can be trusted. Faith Facts also examines the scientific basis of evolution and creation as they relate to the Bible/Genesis. An overview of the Bible looks at its contents so that one may compare the truth claims of other religions.
Theologian Eugene Peterson notes that secularism destroys the two essentials of human fullness—intimacy and transcendence: "Intimacy: we want to experience human love and trust and joy. Transcendence: we want to experience divine love and trust and joy." Man alone among the animals is able to contemplate God. Indeed, if Christianity is true, man is able to communicate with God. A section on prayer— communicating with God—digs into the who, what, and why of prayer.
Only true spirituality can fulfill man's transcendent needs. The antithesis—secularism—is a sham as it takes the absurd position that we come from nowhere, we go to nowhere, yet life somehow is filled with meaning in between.
We each have a mind to research the answers to life's most important questions. Yet our heart must also be open to objective examination. Christian apologetics engages the mind as well as the heart. It starts with Genesis, the Bible, and continues with the Good News of Christ offering you the gift of life. Check it out!
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