When we allow the character of God to flow through our lives and in our outreach to others, then His grace and love will be preeminent. This approach will help remove the judgement, legalism and hatred from the interactions with those that do not believe in God.

Ravi Zacharias states "fanatics lose reason in the process of expressing passion and when reason is lost and passion takes over irrationality reigns and violence takes over." On today's program he describes the correct approach to maintaining a position with passion without slipping into fanaticism.

Many people assume that religions are fundamentally the same and superficially different, today on Just A Thought Ravi Zacharias debunks this claim and describes them as the exact opposite. He then proceeds to establish the best approach for discussing the differences between belief systems.

The argument that a person will only believe in empirical evidence or that which can be seen or touched is an untenable position. Ravi Zacharias assails this idea by describing how people in their day to day living believe in things that are not seen or touched. This same argument helps to disprove the theory that since God is not seen or touched he cannot be real.

Ravi Zacharias in today's Thought speaks of the change that happens in a person's life as they turn to Christ and become part of the family of God. He explains that the power of Christ to change a life is trans-cultural, find out what he means by that on today's program.

Universities can be an appropriate arena where people of diverse thinking can share their perspective openly and passionately letting the hearer decide the validity of an argument. Today on Just a Thought Ravi Zacharias describes what interfaith dialogue should look like when it is done respectively and effectively.

Ravi Zacharias defines the four main questions of life: origin, meaning, morality and destiny and the answers to these questions can determine if a worldview is coherent. Listen to today's Thought as he describes how they are are answered most completely in the framework of Christianity.

Jesus in his well known Sermon On the Mount found in Matthew chapters 5-7 made the statement to love your enemies and demonstrate it by offering the coat off your back. Ravi Zacharias points to this admonition as he cautions against the use of force as the only approach to defeating your enemies.

When giving to someone that cannot repay, God sees this and counts it as worship. Ravi Zacharias explains how this is possible in God's economy on today's Thought.