EVIDENCES PRESENTED TO DISPROVE CHRISTIANITY (3 OF 7)
by Eddie Snipes
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Evidences Presented to Disprove Christianity (3 of 7)
Eddie Snipes
Atheists and other critics of Christianity have no shortage of claims against the Bible's reliability; therefore, we should be equipped to answer these objections. In this section we will be examining the things that are presented as the strongest evidences against Christianity. Let me stress again what was stated a bit earlier; the Christian should not get caught up in endless arguing against the never ending barrage of attacks, for if the strongest evidence comes to nothing, we should not be concerned with the tedious details that atheists will doubtless throw out as a last ditch effort to land a blow against biblical truth. The Bible instructs us not to get caught up in endless disputings over words and railings that come from the proud who seek to do nothing more than cause strife. The scriptures also instruct us to avoid foolish questions that are unprofitable and vain. Jesus instructed His disciples not to cast their pearls before swine for they will reject it and come back to trample you.
For the reasons above, I stress again that the purpose of this study is not to arm the Christian with fodder to blast at the atheist, but to be a tool to give the believer confidence that the attacks against God are nothing and to be used as an evangelistic tool. If we answer the objections of the critics of God and find that there is an open door to share the truth of salvation in Christ, these things are indeed profitable in a discussion; however, if we answer objections and find an atheist begins to entrench himself and launch into machinegun fire argumentation, obey the Bible's instruction and withdraw yourself knowing that he is proud, puffed up by his vain imagination and is self-condemning. There are many who have adopted atheism simply because they have never heard anything that refutes it and may be open to the truth. There are others who are atheists because they are revolted by the thought ...
Eddie Snipes
Atheists and other critics of Christianity have no shortage of claims against the Bible's reliability; therefore, we should be equipped to answer these objections. In this section we will be examining the things that are presented as the strongest evidences against Christianity. Let me stress again what was stated a bit earlier; the Christian should not get caught up in endless arguing against the never ending barrage of attacks, for if the strongest evidence comes to nothing, we should not be concerned with the tedious details that atheists will doubtless throw out as a last ditch effort to land a blow against biblical truth. The Bible instructs us not to get caught up in endless disputings over words and railings that come from the proud who seek to do nothing more than cause strife. The scriptures also instruct us to avoid foolish questions that are unprofitable and vain. Jesus instructed His disciples not to cast their pearls before swine for they will reject it and come back to trample you.
For the reasons above, I stress again that the purpose of this study is not to arm the Christian with fodder to blast at the atheist, but to be a tool to give the believer confidence that the attacks against God are nothing and to be used as an evangelistic tool. If we answer the objections of the critics of God and find that there is an open door to share the truth of salvation in Christ, these things are indeed profitable in a discussion; however, if we answer objections and find an atheist begins to entrench himself and launch into machinegun fire argumentation, obey the Bible's instruction and withdraw yourself knowing that he is proud, puffed up by his vain imagination and is self-condemning. There are many who have adopted atheism simply because they have never heard anything that refutes it and may be open to the truth. There are others who are atheists because they are revolted by the thought ...
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