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EPISODE · May 28, 2024 · 43 MIN

#82 I Answered 8 Theological Questions from Christian High Schoolers

from Worldview Legacy | The Think Institute · host The Think Institute

Today you're going to hear real questions asked by teenagers, and how to give them clear answers straight from God's word. Specifically, you will hear answers to the following questions: Why do you think that people from other parts of the World have such different beliefs than Christians? Why do some other religions that sound like Christianity, like Mormonism change the truths of the Bible and believe different things? Can you share with us some memorable experiences you have had in defending the faith and using apologetics? What is the best way to evangelize to a Muslim? What methods can you share in how to defend the faith with someone who denies Christianity and the truths of the Gospel? Is it selfish to choose God just because you don't want to go to Hell? What is your theory on Zeus, unicorns and dragons? Where and how do you think the Greek gods came about? --- Learn more about our men's fellowship: The Hammer & Anvil Society: https://thethink.institute/society. 

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