brings about many of the questions that man has posed since his creation such as, “Is there an absolute
truth?” “What am I here for?” “What 's right and whats wrong?” “What defines these?” “Can
one religion, one god really answer all these questions?” Indeed there is one religion, one faith that
can answer all these questions, and is the source of truth.
Only Christianity is supported from secular sources such as archeological evidence, scientific
backing, and secular writings. Archeologists have found that Mesopatamians, Egyptians, and Greeks all
record about the Great Flood as mentioned in Genesis 6-8. The Old Testament records also of King
Uzziah, of whom archeologists even found his tomb.
Another argument against Christianity is that many have thought that John was inaccurate
in his wording of the Gospel because many of the cites and places of which he reported had yet to be
discovered. Until recently that is. Places such as Jacob 's Well, the Pool of Bethesda, the existence of
Pilate himself even. All of these have recently been discovered by archeologists and therefore account
at least a little accuracy to what John had written, obliterating the argument that if John wasn 't faithful
in accurately reporting places and people than how could he be accurate on things like the topics of
the personality, deity of Christ, or miracles.
It 's often pointed by skeptics that because Luke reports that Jesus was entering Jericho and
Mark claims that Jesus was exiting Jericho when He preformed a certain healing, that this must
discredit the accuracy of Luke. However often times cities would be rather scattered, existing in many
places all at once. If the city was destroyed in one piece of the land and was being built closer to a
mountain or to a river the city could have been in both the destroyed
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