In Acts chapter 5, the apostles are on trial yet again for preaching the gospel of Jesus. When asked why they were still preaching the gospel after being told not to, Peter and the apostles, very confidently, said the following (Acts 5:29-32):

Have you ever wondered why it is that we cannot sin? Or why is it that God has considered some things sinful and some things good? Afterall, most things that are sinful bring pleasure to us! (Hebrews 11:25) Many bible skeptics would claim that God sits on his thrown as sort of evil dictator, and this is why they refuse to acknowledge Him. I believe the answer to these questions is rooted in love!

The whole of Christianity fully depends on whether Jesus Christ really did live, die on the cross, and rise from the grave. Paul says that if Christ was not raised from the dead, then our faith is in vain, we are still in our sins, and we should be the most pitied people. (1 Corinthians 15:14-19). Of course, the Bible says that all these things are true, and we know that the bible is the inspired word of God, but is it possible to verify the events of Jesus Christ outside of the bible? The answer is undoubtedly “yes”. There are plenty of ancient, non-Christian historians that wrote of Jesus and the things he did.

Where on earth did the universe come from?!

What about the Pope?