Answers From a Christian
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Many of my friends whether they be atheists, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, or even other Christians have had questions about Christianity, God, and the Bible. I would to discuss and explain some of the answers here.
What is the Trinity?
Who is God?
Why believe the Bible?
Is God evil?
What about homosexuality?
Are Mormons Christians? Catholics? Jehovah Witnesses? Calvinists? Etc?
And answers to other questions.
Also, an occasional Q/A sections.
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