Category “World Religions”

What Do Muslims Believe About God?

By Dan Vander Lugt

What are the differences between Muslim and Christian beliefs about God?

The word Allah is the Arabic word for God, the …

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Why Is It Dangerous to Seek Physical Healing Through Magic or the Occult?

By Dan Vander Lugt

Why is it dangerous to seek physical healing through magical or occult means?

The Bible distinguishes between physically and spiritually caused…

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What Is Buddhism?

By Dan Vander Lugt

What does Buddhism teach, and how does it differ from Christianity?

Legend tells us that Buddha was a powerful young …

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Is Christianity a European Religion?

By Dan Vander Lugt

Is Christianity a European religion?

Far from being a European religion, Christianity’s origins were in the Mideast, a place far …

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How Should Christians View Pantheistic Reverence for Life?

By Dan Vander Lugt

How should Christians view pantheistic reverence for life?

The holy men of one pantheistic religion wear a gauze mask over …

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Why Are Believers in Magic or Other Religions Sometimes Miraculously Healed?

By Dan Vander Lugt

If the Christian view of God is the only right one, why are believers in magic or other religions sometimes …

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Why Isn’t RBC Ministries More Aggressive in Exposing Cults?

By Dan Vander Lugt

Why isn’t RBC Ministries more aggressive in exposing individual cult groups?

There are thousands of cults and dangerous religious groups …

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Is Religion Just a Crutch for Weak People?

By Dan Vander Lugt

Is religion just a crutch for emotionally weak people, creating more problems than it solves?

Many people today think religion is…

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Can Christians Be Hurt by Witchcraft or Black Magic?

By Dan Vander Lugt

Can a Christian be hurt by witchcraft or black magic?

God is the Creator and Master of the natural world. Satan…

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Were Pagans Persecuted by the Church as The Da Vinci Code Claims?

By Dan Vander Lugt

If there was no persecution of pagans by the church, as claimed by The Da Vinci Code, why did so …

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Should I Believe in the Doctrine of Eternal Security?

Many Bible passages emphasize the reality of our security as believers in Jesus Christ: John 10:27-30; 13:1; Romans 8:29-39; Ephesians 1:13; 4:30; Jude 1:24. But even ...

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How Can We Love our Neighbor as Our Self, as Jesus Commanded?

Loving other people as oneself is a difficult goal. But Jesus clearly made it fundamental to Christian living. On one occasion, an expert in the ...

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Are the Ten Commandments for Christians?

The Mosaic Law, including the Ten Commandments, was given to the people of Israel (Exodus 20:1-17), not Gentiles. It included both moral principles and ceremonial ...

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What did Paul Mean When He Wrote that God Loved Jacob and Hated Esau?

In Romans 9:13, we read that God loved Jacob but hated Esau. Some people think this means that God actively chose Jacob to go to ...

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What is the Difference in the Meaning of the Terms Hebrew, Israelite, and Jew?

The terms Hebrew, Israelite, and Jew are used interchangeably in the New Testament, but not in the Old Testament. Abraham was called a Hebrew (Genesis 14:13), ...

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If a Christian Believer is Already Saved, Why is Ongoing Repentance Necessary?

Jesus linked repentance with salvation (Matthew 4:17; Luke 13:3; 17:3). In Acts 2:38, the term repentance includes the element of faith. Paul in Ephesus preached turning ...

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Were Disagreements Over Christian Doctrine the Main Cause for European “Religious Wars” of the 16th and 17th Centuries?

Many people assume the separation of church and state established in the US Constitution resulted from 16th- and 17th-century “religious violence” and “religious wars” in ...

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Is the Issue of Eternal Security Worth Arguing About?

Many Scripture passages support the security of the believer (See the ATQ article, Should I believe in the Doctrine of Eternal Security?), while a few passages ...

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Are People Who Divorce and Remarry Without Biblical Grounds Living in a State of Adultery?

Are people who remarry after a divorce on grounds less than sexual infidelity or abandonment living in adultery? The answer seems to be no. The ...

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Why do Christians Believe God is Triune?

Christianity isn’t founded in a philosophical perspective that evolved into a religion. Christian faith resulted from the revelation of God to the human race through ...

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