I have recently come across a couple of forward emails providing what is claimed to be "useful" information, but was actually misleading or having false testimonies despite the intention of the message, while attributing the source, pertaining to Christianity. <\/p>\n
I have first thought them to come from some genuine crackpot Christian trying to be "Mr. Good" like Peter once did.<\/p>\n
Then it occurs to me that these hoax could very well come from non-Christians in disguise trying to discredit Christianity. <\/p>\n
To think Truth is overrated? I doubt it. God has given us clear and simple, the Bible, for us to humbly listen and take heed. We don't need to help God. We need God to help us. <\/p>\n
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I have recently come across a couple of forward emails providing what is claimed to be "useful" information, but was actually misleading or having false testimonies despite the intention of the message, while attributing the source, pertaining to Christianity. I … Continue reading