RZIM: Just a Thought Broadcasts

Speaking about the scrutiny of the Bible throughout the ages and the reason that a fair debate with a Muslim scholar is almost impossible is Ravi Zacharias on today's Just A Thought.

Ravi Zacharias declares that Bertrand Russell's statement: "all religion is born out of fear" is a half truth. To find out what he means and his statement of what the real truth is listen to today's Just A Thought.

History is filled with human beings repeatedly making the same mistakes and there is one historian who has been there throughout the ages. That historian is God and Ravi Zacharias summarizes this thought in the statement "all history is His story".

Pointing to the evidence of a strong christian community revolving around the first churches in the book of Acts, Ravi Zacharias decries the lack of emphasis on community in modern christian churches.

The Israelites were the chosen people of God, but why did God choose them when there were much stronger, more capable nations available to choose from? Find out today as Ravi Zacharias explains on today's Thought.

Warning truth seekers, Ravi Zacharias describes how some belief systems based on someone else's spiritual experience are structured in such a way so that they are not backed up by evidence and still somehow are unassailable.

Jesus summarized the whole law given to the Israelites into two commands in Luke 10:27. It is upon these two commands that all of what is good, true and beautiful depend.

Ravi Zacharias describes how to successfully navigate the marketplace of ideas so that Christianity has an equal voice to speak to the culture along with other worldviews.

"Wherever religion becomes politicized, religion is on its way out." Ravi Zacharias warns of this possibility and how to avoid allowing Christianity to become politicized.

While showing love for one another especially those with a different point of view it is important to remember the definition of what love is. Ravi Zacharias describes love in this context on today's Thought.