Ratio Christi #apologetics club at Purdue University Northwest strengthening the faith of Christian students by asking tough questions & encouraging discussion.
This is why we offer @RC_PurdueCal With the world lacking real thoughtful answers, students are becoming curious again.
"Don’t just be ready for the conversation to begin. Be ready for the complex questions."
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DEC 10: ONE PERSON = TWO NATURES: Jesus became & will always be one Person with two distinct natures. It's this miraculous incarnation that Christians around the world celebrate together during the Christmas season!
#christianity#Christmas#Apologetics
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DEC 8th - A CHRISTMAS RESURRECTION: Without a very special birth the death and resurrection would only be some of what we'd need to find our Savior. #Christianity#apologetics#Christmas
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DEC 6: THE GENUIS IN THE GENEALOGIES - One of the most cited “contradictions” involves the genealogies of Jesus. They actually highlight different aspects of the person and work of Jesus Christ. #Christianity#christmas#apoligetics
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Just in case anyone missed my 5-part series on "All Hallow's Eve" AKA "Halloween", here is the playlist on my YouTube channel. Enjoy!
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There is a big buzz going on with the subject of the new releases of UFO reports by the U.S. government and other nations. This interview last 16 minutes and gives very interesting perspectives to consider.
You can watch it here:
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ARE WE ARGUING AGAINST IDEAS OR PEOPLE? - 2 Corinthians 10: 5 says, "We demolish arguments..." but we know how personally people can hold to their beliefs. Join @RC_PurdueCal Friday, June 25th, at 12noon for lunch-time study and discussion.
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Is Critical Race Theory Leading to Catastrophe in the Church? A Conversation with Voddie Baucham
"In the beginning I would've said that my 'blackness' was more important than my Christianity and that my Christianity had to be shaped by my 'blackness'."
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For those wondering what the latest is in the works of Ratio Christi at Purdue University Northwest here is an update to coming Bible studies for students. Join us and invite others!
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TOMORROW NIGHT - Join us for the first of a 3-part series, looking at Bible translations.
This is free and open to the community, hosted by Kolas Christian Bookstore in downtown Highland, IN.
TUESDAY = TRUTH-DAY: How do we know which Gospels should be included in the New Testament? Was there any criteria used or they the Church pick their favorites in order to form a "religion" they preferred?
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Louis Pasteur [1822 - 1895] was a French biologist, microbiologist, and chemist renowned for his discoveries of the principles of vaccination, microbial fermentation, and pasteurization.
If you've ever wondered just how strong of a stance my college ministry, Ratio Christi, is willing to make on the college campus. Here is a recent, national example RC is involved in.
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THEOLOGY THURSDAY - "Hypothetical (Middle) Knowledge?" - In Charles Dicken's "A Christmas Carol", Scrooge asks, "Are these things that *will* be or things that *might* be?"
Does GOD have this kind of knowledge?
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Great interview with Ratio Christi President, Corey Miller, on the Stand To Reason podcast. Listen to this conversation on the state of free speech on college campuses.
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SUNDAY SCIENCE - "CAN'T GET ANY SIMPLER": Molecular "machines" don't seem to be best explained by Darwinian natural selection. The systems in biological organisms are "irreducibly complex." How did they get there?
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The name Halloween is a blending of the words - 'All Hallows’ and 'Even' or 'E’en'.
All Saints’ Day celebrates the lives of holy men and women who have died. Why do we celebrate this?
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TONIGHT - Join @ratiochristipnw at 6:30pm as begin a short series studying and discussion "Critical Theory". Maybe you've heard of groups such as Antifa, BLM, LGBTQ, White Privileged, etc. These all stem from Critical Theory.
Is it Biblical? Where do the Scriptures/Church stand?