A man that was honest, dynamic and hardworking was rejected at every job interview he attended. It wasn’t because of his qualifications – his resume was impeccable. He was rejected because of his twin brother’s criminal reputation and was judged untrustworthy by association. Many people reject Christianity on the basis of the horrible things […]
We live in a mechanised world. When an engine breaks down, the problem part is fixed or replaced and the engine works again. When our computer dies, we call someone to fix or replace the dysfunctional component and suddenly it comes back to life. Sadly, we cannot deal with the problem of a human death
Reason 3: It takes more faith to believe in evolution than in God. If someone said he had a theory that elephants evolved from prehistoric flying pigs, we might want to see their evidence before accepting it as fact. If they said they’d found no evidence or the evidence was missing, it would take a
Reason 2: There is a design behind everything in creation. A book requires an author – like a program requires a programmer – like a poem requires a poet – like a design requires a designer – like an invention requires an inventor – like creation requires a Creator. When we see an artwork, do
Reason 1: You Have Nothing to Lose. Gambling is defined as a chancy venture where something is risked on an unknown outcome. On any uncertainty you can bet small or large – but are you willing to bet your life on one toss of a coin or roll of a dice? Most would not be
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Ten Reasons to Consider Christianity by Ian Coate ****A New Series Introduction: Did all of creation create itself? Is there a God? Do I have a soul? Is there life after death? Is there a true purpose and meaning to life? Sadly, when people are seeking answers to life’s big questions, the last people they
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About: Rene “Dikko” Dikkenberg Dikko is a graduate of Port Moresby High School and joined the Royal Australian Survey Corps in the early 1970’s. His maths skills weren’t all that great but the recruiters seemed impressed by the fact that he could speak English, Dutch and Melanesian Pidgin. He went on 14 Mapping Operations and
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About: Rene “Dikko” Dikkenberg Dikko is a graduate of Port Moresby High School and joined the Royal Australian Survey Corps in the early 1970’s. His maths skills weren’t all that great but the recruiters seemed impressed by the fact that he could speak English, Dutch and Melanesian Pidgin. He went on 14 Mapping Operations and
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About: Rene “Dikko” Dikkenberg Dikko is a graduate of Port Moresby High School and joined the Royal Australian Survey Corps in the early 1970’s. His maths skills weren’t all that great but the recruiters seemed impressed by the fact that he could speak English, Dutch and Melanesian Pidgin. He went on 14 Mapping Operations and
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About: Rene “Dikko” Dikkenberg Dikko is a graduate of Port Moresby High School and joined the Royal Australian Survey Corps in the early 1970’s. His maths skills weren’t all that great but the recruiters seemed impressed by the fact that he could speak English, Dutch and Melanesian Pidgin. He went on 14 Mapping Operations and
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