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Submitted on 12/6/2003
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In response to FAQ #15, it is theologically incorrect for any Christian to say that it can't be proven.  The wonderful thing about Christianity, is that it can.  Any body of apologetic work will prove Christ was God on earth.  Take a look at "More than a Carpenter" by Josh McDowell, or anything off the www.answersingenesis.org website.

Since Bro Jed's ministry hinges on establishing that one is a sinner, how can he preach on with such a belief if God cannot be proven?  If he can't prove God exists then they are all sinners based on the standards of Bro Jed, who is a fallible human being and not divine.  What is your opinion?


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