Resurrection Claim Sparks Debate in Christ’s Life Narrative
The piece contrasts two possible explanations for Jesus life stories. It argues whether the resurrection is a true historical event or a fabrication. It notes Jesus predicted his death and claimed he would rise again, challenging readers to weigh truth against myth.
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Jesus Christ
Josh McDowell
Jesus of Nazareth
Jesus
Liar Lunatic or Lord Jesus Claim Analysis
The passage debates whether Jesus was a liar lunatic or lord arguing that if Jesus truly predicted his death and resurrection, his claims are proved true. It contrasts the charges with Napoleon Bonaparte praising Jesus and concludes the only remaining option is that Jesus’ claims are true and demand a moral choice with lasting implications.
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Jesus
Hell
Jim Bakker
Napoleon Bonaparte
Christ
Jesus Christ
Kaleidoscope IV Workshops and Church Events
Kaleidoscope IV a series of church laity workshops begins Sunday at Central Christian Church Decatur with 13 sessions from Let's Be Theological to Domestic Violence and Shalom and Peacemaking Cost ten dollars covers lunch and child care Registration at 9 a.m Pastor Tom Shepard notes benefit of Decatur venue First Presbyterian Dixon hosts Visitor's Day with service classes and 3 p.m. picnic at Gene Bothe farm MorningStar Preschool seeks grandmothers to read during class time at Dixon First United Methodist Church United Methodist Women hold district meeting in Morrison with From Struggle to Hope theme Luncheon costs two dollars fifty cents child care available contact Mary Liehr for details
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Central Christian Church
Decatur
Tom Shepard
First Christian Church
Dixon
First Presbyterian Church
Gene Bothe
First Presbyterian Churc
East Third Street
MorningStar
Dixon's
First United Methodist Church
United Methodist
United Methodist Church of
Morrison
Lincoln Way West
Mary Liehr
Harmon Church Soup Supper and Bazaar Event
Harmon United Methodist Church hosts a soup supper from 4 30 to 8 pm on Thursday October 26 at 359 7302. The event includes a bazaar and a homemade quilt drawing. Admission is 4 per adult and 2 per child with free entry for children under five.
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Harmon United Methodist Church
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