The Narrow Path Ministries

Ha! It's probably a pagan hold-over.

He was an awesome speaker. I went to his website first, but only for a quick look, and thought that it looked awfully slick and commercial, so I wasn't expecting such heart-felt, comprehensive discussion.

Darin, I find your thoughts on this very interesting. For me the bodily resurrection of Christ is so central that I cannot separate it out as a non-essential belief. I've thought about this off and on all day today, and I find that I cannot even imagine believing in Christ without the resurrection,...

Okay, Michelle, :wink: I simply believe that Jesus appeared to some people alive-again after he died, and they wrote about it. I didn't get this information from regular historical resources; it comes from the N.T. A thought. Interesting, isn't it?, that Jesus appeared only to those select few. App...

I may not have answered everything you asked but does this make sense?

I can follow your train of thought, so yes it makes sense. I disagree, but I won't take up any more of your time, nor derail this thread any further.

Hey Rick, I have tons of time on my hands today and tonight and I've never heard a believer say what you are saying, so I'd like to ask you more about it. I realize that you said earlier in this thread that you've debated it already, so I'll understand if it seems like a waste of your time to go ove...

Did I misunderstand your original post? It seems that you were asking if a person who is unaware or unconvinced about the resurrection in any way, be it physical or non-physical, could still be considered a Christian. Is that right? I mean, it seemed like you were setting aside the interpretation a...

I hear where you're coming from, and agree Strobel and his ilk of fundamentalists can quickly lose sight of logic (while sounding quite rational), but I'm not willing to concede that there is something "inferior" about the reliability of the believers' testimony . It would be hard for someone who s...

yeah, TK, that's what I meant.

Maybe the question can be put thusly: Can a person repent, believe that jesus died for their sin, submit to Jesus as their Lord and King, and become a disciple without believing in the physical resurrection? that's a toughie. TK I agree. And I think it's a tough thing to be subject to a Lord and Ki...