“Archaeological research done in Bible lands has amazingly confirmed the reliability and historicity of the Scriptures in so many areas. Every part of the Bible that could be checked by archaeology now provides the most positive proofs for the accuracy… — Steve Kumar Copy Share Image
“It is reasonable to conclude that if the resurrection took place Jesus Christ is by far the most important person in history.” — Steve Kumar Copy Share Image
“To be an atheist you must accept the impossible, believe the ridiculous, and trust the absurd.” — Steve Kumar Copy Share Image
“Chance has no real basis for producing anything. The assumption that time plus matter plus chance could produce intelligence is mythological.” — Steve Kumar Copy Share Image
“Christians believe in a Saviour who conquered death itself, while Muslims have a prophet, Muhammad, who was conquered by death.” — Steve Kumar Copy Share Image
“Strange as it may seem, the Bible played a positive role in the development of science. … Had it not been for the rise… — Steve Kumar Copy Share Image
“Nothing in this world is able to explain its own existence; thus, there must be a God in order to explain the world in… — Steve Kumar Copy Share Image
“To argue that an unmade being is a contradiction the atheist must explain how they could maintain the concept of an ‘uncaused universe’.” — Steve Kumar Copy Share Image
“When you consider the great writings of the Egyptians, the Babylonians, the Greeks and the Romans, how they are saturated with mythology, superstition, and… — Steve Kumar Copy Share Image
“Many in fact will continue to find it easier to believe that the empty tomb produced the disciples’ faith than that the disciples’ faith… — Steve Kumar Copy Share Image
“More people today have the means to live, but no meaning to live for.” — Steve Kumar Copy Share Image
“Archaeological research done in Bible lands has amazingly confirmed the reliability and historicity of the Scriptures in so many areas. Every part of the… — Steve Kumar Copy Share Image
“One must not commit the categorical mistake of equating God with the phenomena which He has made.” — Steve Kumar Copy Share Image
