Rev. William A. Horton
A Doctorate Candidate at Liberty University
Rev. William A. Horton
A Doctorate Candidate at Liberty University
The question shouldn’t be, ‘Who wrote it?’ – but, ‘Is it true?’ What we need to do is discuss if the Bible is a true and reliable source.
Rev. William A. Horton
A Doctorate Candidate at Liberty University
If Christianity is true, there wouldn’t be so many denominations? This may be an easy question to answer if you are a believer. However, it can be a bit confusing to see that there are literally over 1000 different Christian denominations. So, I want to give you a way to respond if someone ever asks you, why are there so many Christian denominations.
Rev. William A. Horton
A Doctorate Candidate at Liberty University
Have you ever heard someone say, “I don’t need an imaginary God to forgive me of my ‘sins.’ What they are essentially saying is there is no such thing as sin. So, is “sin” a real thing?
Rev. William A. Horton
A Doctorate Candidate at Liberty University
Is being a good person is all that really matters to God? Have you heard people say, “If God is loving I cannot imagine He would send good people to Hell.” Is being a “good person” enough?
-Rev. William A. Horton
A Doctorate Candidate at Liberty University
Are all moral truths just a matter of personal opinion? Is it true that “You don’t need God to know what is morally true? That Moral truths are simply a matter of personal opinion? In this video, we will examine objective moral truths.
Is it true that there is no objective moral truth?
Let’s define clearly the boundaries of what objective moral truth is. The claim is that our universe contains moral values good and evil, right and wrong actions that exist independently from the opinions of any one person or culture. To find out more about this subject check out this video.
How many of you have heard the statement all religions lead to the same place? There are 7 billion of us on the planet and most of us believe in some kind of Higher power. So, do all religions lead to the same place? In this video, William A. Horton will examine this question.
So, there is a common argument that all things need a cause and since all things need a cause then God must also need a cause. The conclusion is that if God needed a cause, then God is not God. Let us take a closer look at who created God.
How do you define ‘miracles’? A miracle is commonly described as an event ‘that is not explicable by natural or scientific laws.’ Given that definition, most scientists already believe in at least one miracle. To find out more check out this video.