A common apparent Bible contradiction put forth by skeptics is how to reconcile Matthew 27:6-9 with Acts 1:18-19. This discrepancy has long been a source of contention and confusion for many skeptics. In this blog, we will dive into the details of both passages to understand why they appear to be in conflict and how […]
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Fideism, in its simplest terms, is the belief that faith is the only source of knowledge. This means that Christians who adhere to this view tend to rely heavily on faith and disregard other sources of knowledge such as reason and experience. While it may seem like an attractive option for those seeking spiritual truth, […]
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It may seem paradoxical, but the fact that Jesus couldn’t save himself from death is an essential part of why He was able to save us. In Christianity, we believe that Jesus’s death and resurrection are a part of God’s plan to redeem humanity from our sins and offer us eternal life. But how can […]
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There is a commonly held belief among some other faith groups that Mark 13:32 proves Jesus was not God. This verse reads, “But of that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father.” But this interpretation is deeply flawed and overlooks important facts and […]
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Every year, millions of Christians around the world celebrate Good Friday, a day to remember Jesus’ death on the cross. However, this celebration has led to some controversy and misunderstanding about what it means for God to require his son’s death. Critics have argued that it is an example of divine child abuse, but that […]
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In this episode of The Tent Making Christianity QCQ Podcast, the team answers the question “Was the cross divine child abuse?”. Listen to our Weekly Quick Challenge Question Podcast on iTunes, Google Play Music or Stitcher. New episodes are released every Thursday. Don’t see your podcast listening platform? Email us and we will add them to our distribution list. You can […]
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Many people believe that morality is something that evolved over time. That may be true for some things, but when it comes to objective morality, evolution cannot explain it. Objective morality is a set of moral absolutes that are true regardless of what anyone believes. They are not subjective or dependent on someone’s opinion. Here […]
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In 1950, the Catholic Church declared the Assumption of Mary—the belief that Mary, the mother of Jesus, was bodily taken up into Heaven following her death—to be an official dogma. The declaration was met with both support and criticism from within the Church, and the debate surrounding the Assumption of Mary continues to this day. […]
Continue ReadingIn this episode of The Tent Making Christianity QCQ Podcast, the team answers the question “What is the perpetual virginity of Mary dogma?”. Listen to our Weekly Quick Challenge Question Podcast on iTunes, Google Play Music or Stitcher. New episodes are released every Thursday. Don’t see your podcast listening platform? Email us and we will add them to our distribution list. […]
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What are the Four Dogmas of Mary? If you are attending a Christian Church, the chances are that you have not heard this term before. The four dogmas of Mary are generally held by Catholics and a very small number of Christian denominations. Over the next few weeks, we’ll be looking at each individual Dogma in depth. But […]
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