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Breaking Down Jesus’s Sermon on the Mount

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By Drew Hunter, Chris Castaldo, Peter Williams
| Crossway
The Most Famous Sermon Ever What is the most famous sermon ever preached? Without question, it is Jesus’s Sermon on the Mount. It is one of the most influential messages across countless cultures throughout history. It contains many of the most well-known sayings of Jesus.
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10 Key Bible Verses on Truth

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By Dirk Jongkind, Peter Williams, Greg Gilbert
| Crossway
This article is part of the Key Bible Verses series. All commentary notes adapted from the ESV Study Bible. 1. John 17:17 Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth. Read More Sanctify them. The sanctification of Christians is a lifelong process. It involves both a relational component (separation from participating in and being influenced by evil) and a moral component (growth in holiness or moral purity in attitudes, thoughts, and actions).
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Disjunctive syllogism vs false dilemma fallacy

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By Jonathan Sarfati, Peter Williams, Drs Steve Kumar, Helen Haidle
| Creation magazine
This article is from Creation 46(3):54–55, July 2024 Logical fallacies: How to spot and refute them Christians are supposed to be imitators of Jesus Christ. In John 1, He is called the ‘Word’. In the original Greek, Word is Logos/Λόγος, from which we derive the word logic. Jesus masterfully used logic in His teachings; therefore, Christians should be logical in their reasoning. Fallacious means something illogical or based on an incorrect idea or belief.
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