In what ways can Christianity be disproved?

Answer 1

First we need to define Christianity which has over 40,000 organizations that vary to some degree. The Church of God - noted several times in the New Testament - is a 'little flock' as Jesus noted. Disciples to this church mimic the ways and words of Jesus Christ. These follow the Sabbath law (both weekly and 7 high days) and not Sunday. They adhere to the dietary laws, no premarital sex, no Valentines Day, Easter, Christmas, Lent etc.. They do not believe in a 3 person trinity as representative of the God family presently. They put Jesus first and no one else. They pray directly to God the Father asking for forgiveness and help in Jesus' name only. The firstfruits are God's saints as they fully repented, were baptized and received God's Holy Spirit (aka the Spirit of Christ) within them assisting them to do God's good works and grow in the knowledge of the Lord (Ephesians 2:10). This church cannot be disproven as many have tried to do.

'Christianity' can and has bee disproven over the man-made doctrines that are unbiblical.

Answer 2

The opportunities to disprove Christianity are many and varied.

• One way is to prove that God does not exist.
• Another way is to point out that, in spite of the biblical account, the Hebrew people were polytheistic until the late monarchy. Why would the only God have allowed his chosen people to worship other gods for all those centuries?
• Another way is to demonstrate that the Gospels of Matthew, Luke and John were actually based on Mark's Gospel, and that, in turn, Mark appears to have been based on a variety of sources, including Homer's epics. We actually know very little, if anything, about the life of Jesus.
• Another way is to explain that some scholars believe that there were actually two very different streams of Christian belief in the pre-gospel period, sometimes known as the Jesus movement and the Christ cult. It was only after the authorship of Mark's Gospel that these different faiths merged into something approximating what we have today.
• Another way is to understand that the concept of the Holy Trinity only emerged in the third century and was accepted by the Council of Nicaea in the fourth century. It was very possible that Trinitarianism would be defeated, in which case what became a mainstay of modern Christian belief would now be regarded as a heresy.

Answer 3

Another answer from our community:

Every aspect of religion can be disproven.