ThoughtLetters filed under 2007

What Sort of God Did Jesus Claim to Be?

by Daryl E. Witmer If Jesus never claimed to be divine at all, one could probably justifiably dismiss Christianity as the phony (albeit phenomenal) result of legends about Him which […]

Posted in 2007, By Topic, By Year, Jesus Christ, ThoughtLetters

Is the King James Version Uniquely Inspired?

by Daryl E. Witmer No. Only the words originally recorded by the human authors of Scripture were uniquely inspired by the Holy Spirit of God. Copies and translations of those […]

Posted in 2007, Bible, By Topic, By Year, ThoughtLetters

Why Did God Harden Pharoah’s Heart?

by Daryl E. Witmer The best, most direct, simple answer to the question above is: “In order to demonstrate His power, and in order that His name might be proclaimed […]

Posted in 2007, By Topic, By Year, God, ThoughtLetters

How Accurate Is the New World Translation?

by Dr. David Doherty The New World Translation is the version of the Bible endorsed and used by Jehovah’s Witnesses worldwide. But is it an accurate translation? We asked David […]

Posted in 2007, By Topic, By Year, Cults & World Religions, ThoughtLetters

Can Christians Competently Answer the Really Tough Questions?

by Daryl E. Witmer If the title of this article itself qualifies as a really tough question, then the answer is a definite “yes,” because we’re answering it here in […]

Posted in 2007, By Topic, By Year, General & Miscellaneous, ThoughtLetters