I Don't Have Enough FAITH to Be an ATHEIST Are You Going UP or Are You Going DOWN? Bible “Errors” Won’t Save You
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Sep 9, 2025 The discussion kicks off with the existential weight of mortality and the crux of faith in the resurrection. A fascinating analogy links the sinking of the Titanic to spiritual decline and the need for divine intervention. Eyewitness accounts of the resurrection are presented as credible, countering skeptics. The exploration of Jewish motivations in writing the New Testament reveals a deep conviction in their faith, even amidst persecution. The stark choice between salvation and spiritual peril resonates throughout, urging listeners to examine their beliefs critically.
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Cosmology Makes Miracles Plausible
- If Genesis 1:1 is true, miracles become possible because a spaceless, timeless cause could create the universe.
- Frank Turek argues that this makes the resurrection logically feasible and worth investigating.
Miracles Confirm Divine Messages
- Miracles serve to confirm a divine message rather than occur routinely.
- Frank claims the resurrection functions as the crowning miracle that validates Jesus' claims.
Titanic Example Of Conflicting Eyewitnesses
- Frank compares conflicting news about the Titanic's casualties to alleged Bible contradictions.
- He shows eyewitness reports can disagree on details yet agree on the central event: the ship sank.
