Blind faith.
(i second this in most cases, how ever some see it yet still believe)
Since Christians are interested in truth they do what The Bible encourages them to do and 'prove all things.' That is, they look into things to see if there really are contradictions. When they do so they find that the contradictions melt away into nothing as they inevitably demonstrate that the person making the allegation has simply not understood the passages concerned.
So, instead of having blind faith, the Christians have 'eyes wide open' faith. They know Him in whom they have believed and they see both the unity of mind and unity of thought in the scriptures which do not contradict themselves. They also recognize and appreciate that some find it necessary to create contradictions using various methods, such as taking verses out of context, in order to bolster their belief in the fallibility of scripture.
Christian conservatives often prioritize traditional values, limited government, and personal responsibility, which align more closely with conservative political ideologies. They may interpret Jesus's teachings on personal responsibility and morality as being more aligned with conservative principles rather than liberal ones. Additionally, there is theological diversity within Christianity, and interpretations of Jesus's political or social views can vary among different Christian groups.
Hello, if you and the other person are christians, then you would go to the bible and see what the bible says about forgiving someone. and that is what you do about the problem. take care
Primarily 'fundamentalist' Christians do. The trend of mainstream Christianity is to see the Scripture as allegorical in most cases. As a percentage, it is probably less than 10%.
Primarily, because it is a 'theme' throughout the Bible (see 2 Peter 2:9 as an example).
Christians In The Bible, it says that people should only eat animals that have a cleft hoof and chew their cud. This means that the only meat Christians could eat is beef. During lent and some religious holidays (like Good Friday) some christians fast.
First and above all, God wants people to read the Bible, I guess all Christians would like to see people read the Bible. As for studying the Bible, it will occur more and more when a person reads the Bible.
A:There have been miracles so that is one way, but not really... B:Psalm 19 says, "The heavens declare the glory of God." For Christians, this is enough, even though (some) scientists believe that this world can be explained without God. Either way, it is a leap of faith, since we cannot go outside of this world to check the facts. C:What we are saying is we have no actual evidence that God exists. Some find comfort in the Bible, some see contradictions in the Bible.
AnswerThe Bible is a religious book, the scripture of Christianity. The first part of the Bible, known to Christians as the Old testament, is the main scripture of Judaism.Some see the Bible as also a book of history, but others caution that the biblical history is not always accurate and any historical accounts in the Bible should be confirmed by independent sources. Others see parts of the Bible as containing the legends of the Hebrew people.AnswerSome see the Bible in it's entirety and Jesus Christ as the pure Word of God.
Christians do not, generally, hate atheists but there are many Christians who see atheism as "ridiculous" primarily because of there own confidence in their God. Many Christians see miracles as proof of the existence of God. So, they might feel angry towards atheists. However, the Bible says not to hate anyone, so it would probably be wise to remind that christian person of his own beliefs.
Christians take part in baptism and confirmation because it's a part of their religions practices. In their holy book, the Bible, many people read the translation and see that these are commandments from their God they must follow.
Joining a bible study group is a good first start to read the Bible with a group of others. Having a mix of new and mature Christians allows the young Christians to ask questions and the mature Christians to see Bible again from a fresh perspective. Some Churches also have Bible 101 or Bible foundational lectures or short courses to help introduce the Bible and how to read it. For reading of the Bible cover to cover it is strongly recommend to use a Bible Study reading program and keeping to a schedule. You can print out a reading schedule and keep it in your bible. I found it useful with such reading plans where you check off each day's reading. Like anything you need a goal, a plan to get there, and the endurance to keep at it but the secret is to not get discouraged when you get behind. It's not uncommon to take 2 years to finish a "one-year" plan.
Primarily, because it is a 'theme' throughout The Bible (see 2 Peter 2:9 as an example).