Christians Don's Have the Answer

An undisclassifiable question Christians can not answer explains why the only son of your God must die, so when we bark, we can go to the magical land of happiness I will. Everyone who died before Jesus died went to hell. Please prove your answer. If Catholics have defended the persecution of the Inquisition Officer and other "pagans" for centuries, why the Pellagist, the Prismianist and the Manichan are persecuted The government barely occupied the land How followers keep chasing Native Americans until they can do; if Orthodox Church members keep old persecution

This answer assumes that Christian's argument is true. As Christians believe this and that site is meant to give a "Christian" view, it is a prerequisite to correctly answer this question. I am aware that many people do not believe in Christian 's claim, but the truth of the claim is neither sought nor relevant. Why are Christians acting according to their behavior and the premise is the reason to make us act like us. This is to answer from the viewpoint of strong evangelism among us. Neither all sects nor all Christians actively evangelize. From this point of view, the type is "convertible to everyone" type, so I think you are looking for a drive to drive this type. My motives are not included in my answer if you do not actively preach. Because it does not apply to asked questions. But for us, this is the reason.

If you are a Christian, you may have encountered these or similar problems. If you are not a Christian, you may have asked these questions yourself. They are valid questions and deserve a reasonable answer. In this article we observe the concept of truth and tolerance, briefly discuss the differences between competing religion and philosophy, and answer them by considering what the Bible says. If the truth is relative, one person can be true, but others may not be true, so no religion or concept can claim an exclusive right. When it comes to taste problems, you can see this, such as whether people like hot chocolate, but what about creativity? Is the idea relative? When I say "I love hot chocolate," I talk about the taste problem. Other people may not like hot chocolate. But what if I say "Jesus is the Lord"?