Description:

This series deals with some of the basic Christian beliefs from a "non-denomination" approach. These selections are intended for those who have no church affiliation, and/or to serve as a starting point for a discussion with someone of a different denomination.
Sin: Must all sin carry blame and penalty? Can it be avoided? How is it related to justice? Must it all be forgiven? This selection clears up problems and common misconceptions on this most basic concept by dealing with sin as a real rejection of God and not merely a "failing to succeed."
Faith and Reason: This selection attempts to establish the proper relation between these two basic aspects of human activity by examining the limits and problems of reason, as well as how reason may serve and test, faith. These two divine gifts need never conflict.