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Cliffe Knechtle | Is There Only One Truth? | Give Me an Answer

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Cliffe Knechtle talks to students about how science does not explain love, hate, or justice, then later, talks about how miracles happen because God intervenes in natural law.

Recorded at Texas, Fall 2006.

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Join us in person for a Sunday service at 9:30amET at Grace Community Church located Saxe Middle School, 468 South Ave. New Canaan CT, 06840

The "Give Me An Answer" ministry began as an outgrowth of the dialogues

Cliffe Knechtle has had with students on various university campuses

throughout the United States. Stuart joined his dad Cliffe in 2015 and

they've teamed up to do this together. These universities include Tennessee

Maine, Harvard, MIT, Florida, University of Texas, Texas State, Arizona,

Princeton, Michigan State, UCLA, UC Davis, Berkeley, Stanford, Oregon State,

and UMass. Amherst.

Cliffe spoke on these campuses in front of the Student Union or Library at

noon for five to ten minutes. At the close of his initial remarks, he'd open up

the time for questions and answers, which usually turned into a two to four

hour dialogue with students.

His crowd size ranged from 25 - 500 students at a time, and between classes,

new students would join the discussion. This is an extremely effective way to

reach a large number of university students with the Gospel of Christ.

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Claims

24 claims extracted

Jesus claimed exclusive truth and path to God

0:08

Cultural relativism prevents judging infanticide practices

0:39

Hitler's genocide of Jews was logically reasoned but morally wrong

1:23

Without God, morality is relative and life is absurd

2:39

Science is bankrupt and has destroyed religious faith

2:39

Science cannot establish ethics or moral values

4:08

Science cannot address love, hate, good, or evil

5:30

Modern science developed primarily in Christian Western civilization

10:03

Jesus is the exclusive truth and way to salvation

11:55

Jesus offers salvation and eternal life through faith and forgiveness

11:55

Jesus' resurrection distinguishes him from other religious figures

12:37

Jesus' sinless life and resurrection prove his unique divinity

15:37

Jesus' resurrection is historical fact verified by non-biblical sources

16:19

Christian faith requires loving all people including enemies

20:50

All humans deserve hell but Christ offers salvation through faith

18:47

Moral absolutes require God as their foundation

27:49

God grants free will but will judge all human choices

29:49

Jesus physically rose from the dead and appeared to 500 witnesses

31:20

God created consistent natural laws enabling science

32:22

Love cannot be reduced to chemical analysis

38:09

U.S. legal system is based on free will and personal responsibility

39:57

Jesus Christ offers transformation and solution to world's problems

42:28

Christian faith calls believers to sacrificial service and work

42:28

Christian faith motivates believers to serve and help others

42:28

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