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I recently read a beautiful story about William Wilberforce, the English Christian politician who worked about 200 years ago to bring down the slave trade in Britain and illustrated what happens in your relations with people when you see the world as Jesus sees it. by people who were hardened in their personal faith in […]

In this article Craig presents a version of the cosmological argument in favor of the existence of God and, on the basis of two philosophical arguments and two scientific confirmations, demonstrates that it is plausible that the universe has had a beginning, since everything that begins to exist has a cause, there must be a

There are those who think that the so-called ‘teleological argument’ of God’s existence was in Paley’s past, with the example of the clock. The mechanistic universe, completely predictable and ordered according to strict laws that could be fully designed by science and that would work anywhere in the cosmos is an idea that, as we

In this article, Craig presents his moral argument for God’s existence. Craig shows that if there is an objective morality (which does not depend on man), then God is the only basis for such existence. The book? In Guarda? It presents this argument and many others in a simple and didactic way, we recommend it

Acts 17:31? The Resurrection is God’s confirmation of the truth of Christ’s affirmations. The answer we know that Christ lives because he lives in us is reasonable in a personal environment, but in public conversations, this kind of affirmation is no more believable than any other religion or person who claims to have a religious

(Read Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4) Your last words to us in this conference on the topic: How should a shepherd die?They are clear when you consider his life and his writings. I will let you speak in your own words from your book The Obedience of a Christian Man: If

500 years of Protestant reform To celebrate the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation, Return to the Gospel will present weekly articles and biographies of several reformers: Girolamo Zachi (January), Theodore Beza (February), Thomas Cranmer (March), Guilherme Farrel (April), William Tyndale (May), Martin Bucer (June), John Knox (July), Ulrico Zuonglio (there), Joo Calvino (set) (Read

(Read Part 1 and Part 2) It is almost incomprehensible to us how violently the Roman Catholic Church opposed the translation of the scriptures into English. John Wyclif and his disciples called “Lolardos” [45] had circulated manuscripts of English translations of Latin by the end of the 13th century. Did Parliament pass the Comburendo Haeretic

(Read Part 1) How did Tyndale do it? The question arises: how did William Tyndale achieve this historic achievement? Paul said in 2 Timothy 2. 7, “Meditate on what I have just said, for the Lord will give you intelligence in all things. “First, think about it. Travail. Net the hard work of thinking about

Stephen Vaughn was an English merchant commissioned by Thomas Cromwell, the king’s adviser, to find William Tyndale and inform him that King Henry VIII wanted him to return to England. In a letter from Vaughan to Cromwell, dated June 19, 1531, Vaughan wrote about Tyndale (1494–1536) these simple words: “I see him always sing the