These are your questions about faith. Here are some answers for your biggest faith questions. We will discuss the biblical foundations of faith and define faith. A series of questions will be answered that will help you answer your own questions about faith. We'll then discuss how we can respond to those who have lost faith.
Some answers to the big questions of faith
God's big answers is a book that answers your most challenging questions about faith. The book's five core questions are organized and include research and study resources from respected Christian authors. It also includes 5 question-and-answer sets to make study more interactive.
Definition of faith
Atheists often ask us questions about faith and the role it plays in the world when we are trying to define faith. Many Christians are criticized for placing faith above reason, knowledge, patient inquiry, and knowledge. They claim that faith can be defined as a belief in something but not necessarily the thing it is.
Characteristics of the Christian faith
The Christian faith is one of the most popular and widely practiced religions in the world, with over two billion followers. Its central belief in Jesus Christ is the foundation of the faith. This religion was first established by a small group in the early twentieth century and has since been spread all over the globe. Christians believe there is one God. This God is a trinity consisting of the Father (God), Son (Jesus Christ), Holy Spirit.
Theological foundations
Having clear theological vision is crucial to your faith. Without clarity it is difficult for people to read, write and drive. To understand the Bible and Jesus' life, it is important to have a clear theological vision.
The nature and purpose of faith
Questions about the nature of faith arise when we try to understand what faith means. How can we know if faith is knowledge that is acquired by acquaintance or a proposition. Alvin Plantinga claims that faith is propositional.
Theology of faith-force
Theology of faith force is a type of Christian belief which holds that God created us in His image and that we were created to be like Him. This belief teaches us that before the fall we had a faith force and that this ability was lost when the devil fell. According to this theory, Jesus Christ gave His divinity for the purpose of becoming a man. In his attempt to become a man He became Satan's son and was subjected by the devil as well as his followers. He rose from the dead with the same nature of God and sent the Holy Spirit as a replicater to the Incarnation to believers.