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Can a Christian Believe in Luck?
Understanding whether a Christian can believe in luck requires navigating both faith and societal norms.
The concept of luck seems simple but can conflict with Christian beliefs. Let's explore this topic with openness and curiosity.
Should a Christian Read the Horoscopes or Tarot Cards?
Horoscopes and tarot cards have captivated the curiosity of many, serving as mystical windows to the future for a lot of people. For new Christians, the allure of these practices can be both enchanting and troubling.
Do they align with Christian beliefs? This exploration aims to shed light on whether engaging in such practices is compatible with the Christian faith.
Why Should I Believe in Jesus but Not Santa Claus?
Belief is a strange and wonderful thing. It captures the human imagination and shapes the way we see the world. From an early age, many of us are told tales of both Santa Claus and God.
These figures represent vastly different aspects of our culture, yet both elicit a sense of wonder and amazement. But why should one believe in Jesus rather than Santa?
Let's explore the psychological, cultural, and ethical elements that make these beliefs distinct.