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What is the Majority Text? Is the best way to determine the original reading by examining all the manuscripts and going with the reading that occu...

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What is historical theology? Why is it important and valuable to study theology in a historical manner?

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What is Hinduism and what do Hindus believe? What are the core beliefs of Hinduism?

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What is the Bible? How can we know that the Bible is the Word of God?

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What is the gospel of Barnabas? Should the gospel of Barnabas be included in the Bible? Why was the gospel of Barnabas rejected by the early church?

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Why is God so different in the Old Testament than He is in the New Testament? Why is God so angry in the Old Testament and so peaceful in the New ...

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What is sola scriptura? Do the Scriptures even teach sola scriptura? What is the standard for Christian faith and practice?

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Who were the authors of the books of the Bible? Who wrote the books of the Bible? How many different human authors of the Bible were there?

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Does the Bible mention the lost city of Atlantis? Is there any evidence for Atlantis? Could the lost city of Atlantis fit with the timeline of the...

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10. Are the ideas of Jesus and Christianity borrowed from Mithra and Zoroastrianism? | GotQuestions.org

Are the ideas of Jesus and Christianity borrowed from Mithra and Zoroastrianism? Did Christianity copy its beliefs from other world religions?

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