Christian Post 'Missing Heaven': what would it take to become a Christian
- What would it take for you to become a Christian?
- What would it take for you to give up on Christianity?
A host reads from a Christian Post article titled 'Missing Heaven' about the opener 'what would it take for you to become a Christian?' and argues the most interesting question for a former believer is what convinced them away, since he is confident he has heard every argument. Another host (speaker-1) responds that the Holy Spirit hits different people at different times with different things. The hosts recall their own reverse conversation from about a year earlier — what would it take to give up on Christianity — where Dan's answer was finding Jesus' body.
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Simeon's question: 'what made God?' and the case against scientism
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Article: why people reject Christianity, and record unhappiness
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How do we even know the Bible's true?
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