Millions of people will attend churches on Easter celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus. But is it just a nice idea intended to make people feel better? Is it true, or is it based fundamentally on a lie?
From a new book for seekers, skeptics, and Christians who just are not sure: Raised?
“Anything worth believing is worth questioning.”
I have not read the book, but if the following set of videos is any clue, it is a grippingly honest journey of doubt, cycle, faith, and life ….
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| Clarke Morledge on The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzge… |
| Clarke Morledge on “Should Christians Vote… |
| Clarke Morledge on Why Second Timothy was Written… |
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| Clarke Morledge on Irresistible, by Andy Stanley,… |
| Clarke Morledge on End of Summer 2022 Round-… |
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| Clarke Morledge on Was Easter Originally a Pagan… |
Veracity 
April 22nd, 2014 at 3:37 pm
…and self-absorption. Man those were hard, depressing videos to get through. One thing that jumped out was the insidious danger of defining God on our terms. I would argue that the proof of the Resurrection is not in any of our individual experiences (the truth is much larger than that). Although the Holy Spirit in us is evidence of a much greater reality, to reject or accept God based upon our circumstances is not a good thing. Thanks.
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April 22nd, 2014 at 4:13 pm
Yes, the self-absorption stood out, too. Sadly, the hard stuff in the videos are all too real. You really have to go through them all to see where it was all heading, and once you saw where it was finally going, I was encouraged.
And since I have done some nice bike rides in Austin, Texas down to Lake Austin, that did bring back some fond memories.
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