Felix Wantang
2015
The Origin of God From time immemorial, the relentless search for the origins of Biblical truth has persistently trapped humanity in an endless loop. Bible critics have come up with all sorts of theories to refute Biblical truth. The most notorious claim is that Jesus Christ was married and even had children. If there is any element of truth in this claim, then that will practically make the Holy Bible completely false. If the Bible is not the truth, then God obviously doesn’t exist. On the other hand, the Bible teaches that Jesus Christ is the image and son of God Himself. “Jesus answered: ‘Don’t you know me, Philip, even after I have been among you such a long time? Anyone who has seen me has seen the Father. How can you say, ‘Show us the Father’?” John 14:9. In every scientific research in human history, you cannot prove a theory without a traceable origin. For example, we cannot scientifically trace the origin of a new life on earth beyond the point of male and female unification. The fact that the world cannot trace the origin of God makes such scientific theories regarding Jesus Christ less reliable than a fairy tale. Biblical critics claim that there is no God. They believe that every aspect of life on earth is an embodiment of scientific dispersion. They claim that science is what dictates life on earth and holds everything together. If all life on earth is rooted in science, then by default, science should also hold the mystery to eradicate death from the earth. Every single aspect of human life that could cause death is firmly proven when the Bible teaches that the wages of sin is death. This simple Biblical truth makes all scientific claims of the origin of life, completely false and baseless. Using scientific claims to attack and refute Biblical truth is like a group of kindergarten kids participating in an adult debate of how to perform heart surgery. Biblical truth is unshakable; the truth is that our little knowledge of life still comes from the unifi
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