Does Christianity bear close scrutiny? Why would a rational God give us intelligence if he did not wish us to use it to examine the most important question we will ever face? Is there conclusive evidence? Part one of The Way: New Testament Christianity may well give you an entirely new perspective on the Christian religion.
What does God expect of us? How should we conduct ourselves? How should we worship? What kind of church is acceptable to God?
The New Testament addresses all these issues. Here we find both guidance and examples. But should we rely exclusively upon words from Jesus, Paul, Peter, James, John, Jude, and the writer of Hebrews? Or should we take into consideration decisions of church councils, or depend upon the accumulated wisdom of church tradition? Who or what is our final authority? Part two of The Way: New Testament Christianity plunges headlong into these questions, and its conclusions are likely to tread on toes of some very religious people. But then, so did Jesus.
