6 edition of Why I am still a Christian found in the catalog.
Why I am still a Christian
Samantha Power
Published
1987
by Abingdon Press in Nashville
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Written in
Edition Notes
| Statement | Hans Küng ; translated by David Smith, et al. ; edited by E.C. Hughes. |
| Contributions | Hughes, E. C. |
| Classifications | |
|---|---|
| LC Classifications | BT1102 .K832813 1987 |
| The Physical Object | |
| Pagination | 112 p. ; |
| Number of Pages | 112 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL2383763M |
| ISBN 10 | 0687453585 |
| LC Control Number | 87012571 |
| OCLC/WorldCa | 15696842 |
The only real reason to become a Christian, or as some say, to convert to Christianity, is because you believe with all of your heart that God exists, that his Word—the Bible—is true, and that Jesus Christ is who he says he is: "I am the way and the truth and the life." (John NIV). I am a depressed Christian. I don’t mean that in the identity sense, like vegans, Crossfitters, and people who don’t own a television. I mean I’m a Christian who has dealt with depression and anxiety in various forms for many years. It’s part of who I am, woven into my DNA and traceable in bleak lines throughout my family tree.
How can anyone honestly still be a Christian, after knowing what’s really in the Bible, the unspeakable pain and suffering the God of the Bible purposely created and allows, and the fact that it’s just an ancient book with no outside supporting evidence to confirm any major claim it makes? Why are you still a Christian? In the end, it is idolatry. I am looking to something other than God to meet my needs and satisfy my desires. These gods promise joy, but they deliver misery. That is why a half-hearted Christian cannot have ongoing joy in Christ. David says, The sorrows of those who run after another god shall multiply. (Psalm ) And again.
Spiritual growth is the result of the Holy Spirit changing a Christian over time and a Christian “working out their salvation” (Philippians 2;). 1 John will help you understand if you are a new Christian, a father of the father, or somewhere in between. It is an “Am I a Christian?” quiz. Accurate results require honesty. Musician Brian Welch arrives at the 58th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, California Febru | (Photo: Reuters/Danny Moloshok) Guitarist and co-founder of the metal band Korn, Brian "Head" Welch was featured in a second edition “I Am Second” video at the end of the year where he revealed what led him back to the band after leaving because of his faith.
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I too praise the man but cannot recommend the by: 3. Why I am Why I am still a Christian book a Christian book. Read 9 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. Hans Küng () is one of the most distinguished and wi /5. Title: Why I Am Still a Christian By: Hans Kung Format: Paperback Number of Pages: 82 Vendor: Bloomsbury Academic Publication Date: Dimensions: X X (inches) Weight: 3 ounces ISBN: ISBN Stock No: WWPages: Rather he is discussing why remain in a flawed community--i.e., "Why I am STILL a (Catholic) Christian." The world we see today, with empty churches and weakened Western democracies, is the world Hans Kung did not want us to chose; a world he foresaw should society relinquish its historic faith traditions as well as the Enlightenment and reason.4/5.
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Inthe famed British philosopher Bertrand Russell wrote an essay entitled, “Why I Am Not a Christian.” Russell’s essay inspired the title of this post. By “Christian,” I mean someone who has trusted their life to Jesus Christ as Crucified Savior. I am a Christian because on the many Sundays when I sat in church and woolgathered, when I have sat mostly spaced out or bored, indifferent to or in rebellion against the sermon and the prayers—the Eucharist still somehow feeds my hungry self—the Eucharist being that piece of bread in which, as St.
Francis noted, Jesus hides for our salvation. About Why I am Still a Christian Hans Küng () is one of the most distinguished and widely-acclaimed theologians of the twentieth century.
He has committed himself to a Christian Church full of life and freedom and humanity. Joshua Harris preaching at Covenant Life Church in Gaithersburg, Maryland, onbefore he stepped down as lead pastor. | Covenant Life Church/Screenshot Joshua Harris, the author of the best-selling book I Kissed Dating Goodbye, announced in an Instagram post Friday that he is no longer a Christian.
The shocking admission comes a week after Harris publicly announced that. Additional Physical Format: Online version: Küng, Hans, Why I am still a Christian.
Edinburgh: T. & T. Clark, (OCoLC) Online version. People have asked me why I am still a Christian after coming out of my cultic sub-culture of Christianity. It’s a good question, and one I have been rethinking yet again the last couple of days.
Honestly, the decade I spent in my fundamental, legalistic version of Christianity isn’t the only time I have been hurt by Christians. Other titles include The Cross of Christ, Understanding the Bible, The Contemporary Christian, Evangelical Truth, Issues Facing Christians Today, The Incomparable Christ, Why I Am a Christian and Through the Bible Through the Year, a daily devotional.
He has also written eight volumes in The Bible Speaks Today series of New Testament expositions. Why I Am (Still) a Christian I’ve always been fascinated by conversion stories, the moments of grace and truth that pull people out of themselves and into the romance of faith.
Lauren Winner points out in an essay on staying Christianthat learning about the great cannonball moments of people’s lives isn’t enough. Why I Am a Christian offers compelling answers that will free Christians from doubt and clear away obstacles to faith for unbelievers.
Beginning with the topics of moral relativism and knowable truth, the book progresses to questions about belief in God, the reliability of the Bible, and the identity of Jesus as the Messiah, the Son of God. Now, since I am having a conversation with you rather than writing a book, let me come back to the Big Question.
Why am I still a Christian. I am a Christian because only the fundamental proposition that Jesus is Lord, God and sole Savior, and (therefore) the Bible is the Word of God makes sense of the phenomena related r, I still believe — after over a quarter-century of joys.
Well, then, why am I still a Christian, after over 60 years. It was not through lack of curiosity and willingness to be persuaded. In the bookshops it was impossible to miss Bertrand Russell’s volume, Why I am not a Christian.
I was very much aware of Russell’s intellectual reputation and became concerned that I was embracing error. This is another terrific book from John Stott. In his short write-up and expansion of 4 sermons preached at All Souls Church, Langham Place, London, Stott refers to Bertrand Russell's public address at Battersea entitled "Why I am not a Christian" which 30 years .He has committed himself to a Christian Church, ISBN Buy the Why I am Still a Christian ebook.
This acclaimed book by Hans Kung is available at in several formats for your eReader. “Why do you still call yourself a Christian?” If I had a dime for every time someone asked me that question—I’d be writing this from my villa in Tuscany while U2 plays in my courtyard. The query comes from disparate sources: Sometimes it comes from well-meaning people who read my critiques of the Church, my Continue Reading Why I’m Still a Christian.
