The question of whether Christians can be demonized and in need of deliverance is a th ought-provoking topic that ignites intense debate within Christian circles. While opinions may differ, this chapter aims to present a comprehensive overview of how Christians can benefit from the ministry of deliverance, supported by scriptural evidence. By delving into biblical passages, studying the original Greek, and examining the theological perspectives surrounding this topic, we can gain a deeper understanding of the possibility of Christians requiring deliverance from demonic influence/oppression. Oftentimes you will hear it said in Christian circles: "a person can either be possessed, oppressed, or influenced by the devil." However, this terminology is not used in the Bible, especially as it relates to the word "possessed." In fact, the Greek word "daimonizomai," used in some Bibles to mean "demon-possessed" is often improperly translated. Scholars ar
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re: evidence for Jesus wmcraig v ben shapiro
ReplyDeleteneither of the two debators brought forward an i⁶ndisputable argument proving the existance of Jesus or for that matter God.
The old testament bible was just one further account (albeit a written one) attempting to explain the origins of the world that humans inhabited.It was by no means the first account and it plaguerized previous religious beliefs regarding the sun god,the virgin birth the winter solace,three days of death, the resurrection, the twelve deciples etc etc!-
It is amazing that in this day and age billions of people supposedly adhere in various degrees to a belief in an imaginary super-natural being
concocted by bronze age medieval deluded authors!! Nothing can take the place of rational empirical scientific evidence as to our world's origins and all that's on it, and to the infinite expanse of space in which it exists.