WesleyFarewell

Here is my recommendation for if you want to be able to talk with someone about comparing your view and theirs. Tactics by Greg Koukl.

Do Christians have "Blind Faith?" Is faith defined as "believing in what you know ain't so?" Christians do not have a blind faith - nor do we need to take a "leap of faith."

1. Are there rational reasons for believing in God? 2. What are some of those reasons that you have personally found most convincing? The five rational reasons I mention are: Cosmological Argument Teleological Argument Moral Argument Contingency Argument Ontological Argument

How to be saved. The Gospel.

What do Christians believe about the Trinity?

Coexist or Contradict? -all religions lead to the same place. -religions just teach how to be a good person. -all religions are basically the same. Religions aren’t judged on their similarities - rather on their differences. They teach different things about who God is, who Jesus is, and how the be saved.

God exists. One argument pointing this way is the Argument from the fine-tuning of the universe.

God exists. One argument showing this is the cosmological argument.

Islamic Dilemma: The Quran affirms the inspiration, authority, and preservation of the Christian Scriptures. But Islam and Christianity differ in theology and many of these differences are contradictions (such as Jesus dying on the cross. Christianity says He did, Islam says He didn’t.) Either we have the inspired, preserved, authoritative Word of God or we don’t. Either way, Islam is false.