Christian Publishing House Blog
Apologetic Defense of the faith, the Bible, and Christianity
This discussion critiques the view that a perfect God should create a flawless world without rules, arguing instead that commands reflect God’s design for moral beings.
The discussion explores the theology of doubt, distinguishing between genuine inquiry and resistance, emphasizing moral responsibility for one's beliefs.
Scripture reveals Jehovah through creation, conscience, history, Christ, and His written Word, leaving mankind accountable before Him.
The Bible is from God because of its divine claims, unity, prophecy, preservation, historical reliability, and Christ-centered message.
Second Corinthians 10:5 calls Christians to overturn false reasoning and bring every thought under obedience to Christ.
Church history helps Christians defend biblical truth by showing real events, doctrinal battles, and the need to return to Scripture.
God created rational capacity, not sinful unbelief; doubt becomes blameworthy when it resists revealed truth.
God’s rules are not proof of failure; they reveal His perfect wisdom, expose sin, guide obedience, and point to restoration through Christ.
Why did God require blood sacrifice? Scripture shows that Christ’s ransom upholds justice, reveals love, and opens the way to life.
Christianity teaches not divine confusion, but Jehovah’s righteous rescue of sinners through Christ’s corresponding ransom.
