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Satu penulisan yang diterima dari seorang kawan kristian yang selalu saya
kirimkan bahan2 berkenaan Islam. Kesemua sepuluh sebab yang dijelaskan
penuh dengan kecacatan. Saya harap dapat sesiapa yang lebih mendalam
pengetahuan dalam hal ini tolong jawab... mudah-mudahan dapat kita bukakan
mata dan hati mereka ini.
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> From: Lee Chai Peng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Ahmad Tajuddin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Fw: Fwd: 10 Reasons To Believe
> Date: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 10:49 AM
>
> Dear Ahmad,
> Thanks for sending me those interesting e-mails on Cat Stevens and
> others.It is always good to listen to both sides of the story to
understand
> why some people take the drastic step of changing their religion.The
> article below gives some pointers on why Christians like me believe that
> the Bible is God's word.
> Keep the exchange of ideas going.
> C.P.Lee
>
> ----------
> > From: Goh Han Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: Re: Fwd: 10 Reasons To Believe
> > Date: Monday, July 23, 2001 3:04 PM
> >
> >
> >
> > 10 Reasons To Believe In The Bible
> > -- from the RBC website
> >
> > 1) Its Honesty
> > The Bible is painfully honest. It shows Jacob, the father of its
"chosen
> > people," to be a deceiver. It describes Moses, the lawgiver, as an
> insecure,
> > reluctant leader, who, in his first attempt to come to the aid of his
own
> > people, killed a man, and then ran for life to the desert. It portrays
> David not
> > only as Israel's most loved king, general, and spiritual leader, but as
> one who
> > took another man's wife and then, to cover his own sin, conspired to
have
> her
> > husband killed. At one point, the Scriptures accuse the people of God,
> the
> > nation of Israel, as being so bad they made Sodom and Gomorrah look
good
> by
> > comparison ( Ezekiel 16:46-52). The Bible represents human nature as
> hostile to
> > God. It predicts a future full of trouble. It teaches that the road to
> heaven is
> > narrow and the way to hell is wide. Scripture was clearly not written
for
> those
> > who want simple answers or an easy, optimistic view of religion and
human
> > nature.
> >
> > 2) Its Preservation
> > Just as the modern state of Israel was emerging from thousands of years
> of
> > dispersion, a bedouin shepherd discovered one of the most important
> > archeological treasures of our time. In a cave of the northwest rim of
> the Dead
> > Sea, a broken jar yielded documents that had been hidden for two
> millennia.
> > Additional finds produced manuscripts that predated previous oldest
> copies by
> > 1,000 years. One of the most important was a copy of Isaiah. It
revealed
> a
> > document that is essentially the same as the book of Isaiah that
appears
> in our
> > own Bibles. The Dead Sea scrolls emerged from the dust like a symbolic
> handshake
> > to a nation coming home. They discredited the claims of those who
> believed that
> > the original Bible had been lost to time and tampering.
> >
> > 3) Its Claims For Itself
> > It's important to know what the Bible says about itself. If the authors
> of
> > Scripture had not claimed to speak for God, it would be presumptuous
for
> us to
> > make that claim for them. We would also have a different kind of
problem.
> We
> > would have a collection of unsolved mysteries, embodied in historical
and
> > ethical literature. But we would not have a book that has inspired the
> building
> > of countless churches and synagogues all over the world. A Bible that
did
> not
> > claim to speak in behalf of God would not have become foundational to
the
> faith
> > of hundreds of millions of Christians and Jews (2 Peter 1:16-21). But
> with much
> > supporting evidence and argument, the Bible's authors did claim to be
> inspired
> > by God. Because millions have staked their present and eternal
well-being
> on
> > those claims, the Bible cannot be a good book if its authors
consistently
> lied
> > about their source of information.
> >
> > 4) Its Miracles
> > Israel's exodus from Egypt provided a historical basis for believing
that
> God
> > revealed Himself to Israel. If the Red Sea did not part as Moses said
it
> did,
> > the Old Testament loses its authority to speak in behalf of God. The
New
> > Testament is just as dependent upon miracles. If Jesus did not rise
> bodily from
> > the dead, the apostle Paul admits that the Christian faith is built on
a
> lie (1
> > Corinthians 15:14-17). To show its credibility, the New Testament names
> its
> > witnesses, and did so within a time-frame that enabled those claims to
be
> tested
> > (1 Corinthians 15:1-8). Many of the witnesses ended up as martyrs, not
> for
> > abstract moral or spiritual convictions but for their claim that Jesus
> had risen
> > from the dead. While martyrdom is not unusual, the basis on which these
> people
> > gave their lives is what's important. Many have died for what they
> believed to
> > be the truth. But people do not die for what they know to be a lie.
> >
> > 5) Its Unity
> > Forty different authors writing over a period of 1,600 years penned the
> 66 books
> > of the Bible. Four hundred silent years separated the 39 books of the
Old
> > Testament from the 27 of the New Testament. Yet, from Genesis to
> Revelation,
> > they tell one unfolding story. Together they give consistent answers to
> the most
> > important questions we can ask: Why are we here? How can we come to
terms
> with
> > our fears? How can we get along? How can we rise above our
circumstances
> and
> > keep hope alive? How can we make peace with our Maker? The Bible's
> consistent
> > answers to these questions show that the Scriptures are not many books
> but one.
> >
> > 6) Its Historical And Geographical Accuracy
> > Down through the ages, many have doubted the historical and
geographical
> > accuracy of the Bible. Yet modern archeologists have repeatedly
unearthed
> > evidence of the people, places, and cultures described in the
Scriptures.
> Time
> > after time, the descriptions in the biblical record have been shown to
be
> more
> > reliable than the speculations of scholars. The modern visitor to the
> museums
> > and lands of the Bible cannot help but come away impressed with the
real
> > geographical and historical backdrop of the biblical text.
> >
> > 7) Its Endorsement By Christ
> > Many have spoken well of the Bible, but no endorsement is as compelling
> as that
> > of Jesus of Nazareth. He recommended the Bible not only by His words
but
> by His
> > life. In times of personal temptation, public teaching, and personal
> suffering,
> > He made it clear that He believed the Old Testament Scriptures were
more
> than a
> > national tradition ( Matthew 4:1-11; 5:17-19). He believed the Bible
was
> a book
> > about Himself. To His countrymen He said, "You search the Scriptures,
for
> in
> > them you think you have eternal life; and these are they which testify
of
> Me.
> > But you are not willing to come to Me that you may have life" (John
> 5:39-40).
> >
> > 8) Its Prophetic Accuracy
> > >From the days of Moses, the Bible predicted events no one wanted to
> believe.
> > Before Israel went into the Promised Land, Moses predicted that Israel
> would be
> > unfaithful, that she would lose the land God was giving her, and that
she
> would
> > be dispersed throughout all the world, regathered, and then
> re-established (
> > (Deuteronomy 28-31). Central to Old Testament prophecy was the promise
of
> a
> > Messiah who would save God's people from their sins and eventually
bring
> > judgment and peace to the whole world.
> >
> > 9) Its Survival
> > The books of Moses were written 500 years before the earliest Hindu
> Scriptures.
> > Moses wrote Genesis 2,000 years before Muhammad penned the Koran.
During
> that
> > long history, no other book has been as loved or as hated as the Bible.
> No other
> > book has been so consistently bought, studied, and quoted as this book.
> While
> > millions of other titles come and go, the Bible is still the book by
> which all
> > other books are measured. While often ignored by those who are
> uncomfortable
> > with its teachings, it is still the central book of Western
civilization.
> >
> > 10) Its Power To Change Lives
> > Unbelievers often point to those who claim to believe in the Bible
> without being
> > changed by it. But history is also marked by those who have been
bettered
> by
> > this book. The Ten Commandments have been a source of moral direction
to
> > countless numbers of people. The Psalms of David have offered comfort
in
> times
> > of trouble and loss. Jesus' Sermon on the Mount has given millions an
> antidote
> > for stubborn pride and proud legalism. Paul's description of love in 1
> > Corinthians 13 has softened angry hearts. The changed lives of people
> like the
> > apostle Paul, Augustine, Martin Luther, John Newton, Leo Tolstoy, and
C.
> S.
> > Lewis illustrate the difference the Bible can make. Even entire nations
> or
> > tribes, like the Celts of Ireland, the wild Vikings of Norway, or the
> Auca
> > Indians of Ecuador have been transformed by the Word of God and the
> > unprecedented life and significance of Jesus Christ.
> >
> > .END
> >
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