Search for Truth

When one first looks at Christianity it seems to convey that it is a religious system much like Islam and Judaism are religious systems. They all have religious structures, foundational beliefs, rules, leaders, written text, and standards that must be mastered in order to achieve some ultimate "happy ending" and ways to avoid a "bad ending."

Yet Christianity does not fit that definition - it stands out like no other.

Why? You may ask -

Let us begin with some basics- before we get into the meat of Christianity - (which you will find even this first part quite meaty to chew on)

Christianity is monotheistic, meaning there is only one God. Yet - in Christianity God exists in three persons. The “Trinity” (this word is not found in the bible. It is a term that is used to help describe the triune God) —three coexisting, co-eternal Persons who are…

Maybe you are like many today; someone who is trying to make some sense of the world and are

searching for God or searching for some spiritual clarity.

I understand that that this journey can be difficult and even confusing for a variety of reasons.

I'm sure you have heard it said,

"All roads lead to the same God."

But is this true?

What are some questions that a skeptic of Christianity might ask?

1. “How do we know God exists?”

2. “Why does a good God allow evil to exist?”

3. “Is Jesus really the only way?”

4. “Why is Jesus the only way?”

Many claim to be Christians - but what does that really mean?

In a world of instant access to information all around the world through our phones – there is growing number of individuals questioning whether Christianity is in fact - true - or maybe it is just one of many ways to “Heaven” or some sort of after - life -

if there even is an afterlife – maybe we just die and cease to exist?

Many would say that Christianity is just a claim about an event and person from long ago - which there is little or no (forensic) evidence for. With all the information out there, how does one really know what to believe?

1. What is truth?