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Why is Jesus the only way to God?
Jesus is the only way to God because sin has separated every person from a holy God, and only Jesus can bridge that gap. He alone is fully God and fully man, the one mediator able to offer a perfect, sinless sacrifice. No amount of good works, sincerity, or religion can reconcile a guilty sinner to God. Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me” (John 14:6).
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View all answers →- Faith & SalvationWhy is Jesus the only way to God?Jesus is the only way to God because sin has separated every person from a holy God, and only Jesus can bridge that gap. He alone is fully God and fully man, the one mediator able to offer a perfect, sinless sacrifice. No amount of good works, sincerity, or religion can reconcile a guilty sinner to God. Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me” (John 14:6).Read answer →
- Doctrine & TheologyCan Christians be possessed by demons?No. The New Testament gives no example of a believer being demon-possessed, and Scripture teaches that the Holy Spirit dwells in every Christian. A demon cannot inhabit a body where the Holy Spirit already lives. Believers can, however, be tempted, oppressed, attacked, and harassed by the enemy—but that is not the same as possession. The Christian is sealed, indwelt, and kept by God.Read answer →
- Church & HistoryWhat is the difference between Catholic and Protestant?The central difference is authority. Protestants hold to sola scriptura—Scripture alone is the final authority for faith and practice. The Catholic Church teaches that Scripture and church tradition, interpreted by the teaching office (magisterium) under the Pope, together carry authority. From this root flow other differences: salvation by faith alone versus faith plus sacraments, the role of Mary and the saints, purgatory, and the nature of the Lord’s Supper.Read answer →
- Prophecy & End TimesWhat does the Bible say about Israel?The Bible presents Israel as God’s chosen nation—a people He called through Abraham, delivered from Egypt, and gave the land of Canaan. God made an unconditional covenant with them, and though they were scattered for disobedience, the prophets promised a future restoration. Paul insists God has not cast away His people. In this reading, the church and Israel are distinct, and God’s promises to Israel will be literally fulfilled.Read answer →
- Bible & ScriptureWho were the Nephilim?The Nephilim were extraordinary offspring produced when rebellious heavenly beings—the “sons of God”—took human women and fathered children through them (Genesis 6:1–4). They became powerful figures remembered as mighty men and giants. Rather than describing marriages between Sethites and Cainites, Genesis presents a supernatural rebellion in which divine beings crossed a God-ordained boundary between the heavenly and human realms.Read answer →
- Morality & CultureIsn't It Arrogant to Say One Religion Is True?The objection assumes something it has not established — that no religion could be true, which is itself an exclusive claim about God. The world religions genuinely contradict each other, so they cannot all be right. Christians did not invent the exclusivity either; Jesus stated it about Himself.Read answer →
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