Is the Christian faith blind faith?  On the surface, faith and reason may seem to be two drastically opposed ideas; to have “Faith” means to forego reason, and being “reasonable” means one can not have faith. Josh McDowell explains the importance of reason and rationality in light of the Christian faith. He shares his journey, as a young and doubtful college student, towards his belief in Christ. He challenges Christians to take heed; if the evidence provided by history, Scripture, and the early Church are false, then Christians are believing in vain. If, however, the message of Christ is true, then Christians need to be ever prepared to give an explanation for what their faith is in.

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Is the Christian faith blind faith?

1. Examining Truth
2. Faith vs. Credulity
3. Sufficient Evidence
4. Stepping into the Light
5. Objective Faith
6. The Value of Faith
7. Salvation through Faith
8. Great Faith, Great God

Is the Christian faith blind faith?  On the surface, faith and reason may seem to be two drastically opposed ideas; to have “Faith” means to forego reason, and being “reasonable” means one can not have faith. Josh McDowell explains the importance of reason and rationality in light of the Christian faith. He shares his journey, as a young and doubtful college student, towards his belief in Christ. He challenges Christians to take heed; if the evidence provided by history, Scripture, and the early Church are false, then Christians are believing in vain. If, however, the message of Christ is true, then Christians need to be ever prepared to give an explanation for what their faith is in.

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Is the Christian faith blind faith?  On the surface, faith and reason may seem to be two drastically opposed ideas; to have “Faith” means to forego reason, and being “reasonable” means one can not have faith. Josh McDowell explains the importance of reason and rationality in light of the Christian faith. He shares his journey, as a young and doubtful college student, towards his belief in Christ. He challenges Christians to take heed; if the evidence provided by history, Scripture, and the early Church are false, then Christians are believing in vain. If, however, the message of Christ is true, then Christians need to be ever prepared to give an explanation for what their faith is in.

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What is the Gospel?
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Is the Christian faith blind faith?  On the surface, faith and reason may seem to be two drastically opposed ideas; to have “Faith” means to forego reason, and being “reasonable” means one can not have faith. Josh McDowell explains the importance of reason and rationality in light of the Christian faith. He shares his journey, as a young and doubtful college student, towards his belief in Christ. He challenges Christians to take heed; if the evidence provided by history, Scripture, and the early Church are false, then Christians are believing in vain. If, however, the message of Christ is true, then Christians need to be ever prepared to give an explanation for what their faith is in.

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Take the next step:
What is the Gospel?
Helping faith grow
Do you have questions about faith? Talk a mentor

Is the Christian faith blind faith?  On the surface, faith and reason may seem to be two drastically opposed ideas; to have “Faith” means to forego reason, and being “reasonable” means one can not have faith. Josh McDowell explains the importance of reason and rationality in light of the Christian faith. He shares his journey, as a young and doubtful college student, towards his belief in Christ. He challenges Christians to take heed; if the evidence provided by history, Scripture, and the early Church are false, then Christians are believing in vain. If, however, the message of Christ is true, then Christians need to be ever prepared to give an explanation for what their faith is in.

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Take the next step:
What is the Gospel?
Helping faith grow
Do you have questions about faith? Talk a mentor

Is the Christian faith blind faith?  On the surface, faith and reason may seem to be two drastically opposed ideas; to have “Faith” means to forego reason, and being “reasonable” means one can not have faith. Josh McDowell explains the importance of reason and rationality in light of the Christian faith. He shares his journey, as a young and doubtful college student, towards his belief in Christ. He challenges Christians to take heed; if the evidence provided by history, Scripture, and the early Church are false, then Christians are believing in vain. If, however, the message of Christ is true, then Christians need to be ever prepared to give an explanation for what their faith is in.

Return to “Misconceptions” Index Page

Take the next step:
What is the Gospel?
Helping faith grow
Do you have questions about faith? Talk a mentor

Is the Christian faith blind faith?  On the surface, faith and reason may seem to be two drastically opposed ideas; to have “Faith” means to forego reason, and being “reasonable” means one can not have faith. Josh McDowell explains the importance of reason and rationality in light of the Christian faith. He shares his journey, as a young and doubtful college student, towards his belief in Christ. He challenges Christians to take heed; if the evidence provided by history, Scripture, and the early Church are false, then Christians are believing in vain. If, however, the message of Christ is true, then Christians need to be ever prepared to give an explanation for what their faith is in.

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Life!  Jesus Resurrection means LIFE for us! It is restoration of everything that Adam gave away to the enemy in the garden. It is our gift to have direct access to a relationship with the Father, authority over the enemy in Jesus name, the very power that raised Christ from the dead made available to us, we are seated with Him in heavenly places, and we have the mind of Christ.

Selah!

When we die to ourselves, we are resurrected with Christ and we allow Him to live His life through us, as we live our lives in Him (Gal.2:20). In surrender to Him, we have the power, the position, and the authority to impact change wherever He sends us. We become bearers and bringers of life and hope. When we walk in submission and unity with Him, nothing will be impossible for us. That is the power of the resurrection in our lives. Christ is manifested through us for the hope of nations.

Let us “put on” Christ, and walk in the fullness of everything the resurrection means for us!

Therefore we were buried with Him through baptism into death, that just as Christ was raised from  the dead by the glory of the Father, even so we also should walk in newness of life. For if we have been united together in the likeness of His death, certainly we also shall be in the likeness of His resurrection.

Romans 6:4-5