“When someone says that truth does not exist, refute the statement by asking whether
the statement is true. It doesn’t matter in which language it is expressed or challenged;
you cannot deny the truth without inherently proving it.”
In a world where people are no longer seeking after objective truth and almost all truth has become subjective, there is a serious need to raise the flag on objective truth. People need to be reminded of The Truth. While some argue about what is truth, we present Christ, who is the truth. CrossExamined Africa is inviting you on a journey on how Christianity is the most reasonable worldview (or any other term) by exploring:
[We] believe in the Holy Spirit, the holy [universal] church, the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting. AMEN.
Unless truth exists, God exists, and miracles are possible, the New Testament is false. But after establishing those points, we can provide reasons to believe the New Testament is historically accurate and that Jesus really did die and rise from the dead to save humanity. Additionally, the accuracy of the New Testament points to the accuracy of the Old Testament.
Many people follow what is promoted and accepted within their cultural context, the question is, does it influence how we understand our faith? We believe it does. Various cultures promote many different ideologies whether these are faith based or relating to the truth. At CrossExamined Africa we seek to equip you to engage in these culturally relevant conversations in an informed and effective way.