That’s your idea?
From casual assumptions to absurd biblical positions, people say the darndest things. But can these personal “truth claims” pass a logic or worldview test?
That’s What You Think
The Question That Changes Everything
Challenging Popular Christian Assumptions with Biblical Authority
Every day, Christians repeat statements about God, faith, and the Bible that sound spiritual but lack biblical foundation. From coffee shop theology to social media inspiration, we’re surrounded by claims that beg the critical question: Says who?
What You’ll Find Here
This topic examines two types of questionable Christian claims:
- Casual Assumptions: Popular sayings and beliefs that sound Christian but need biblical scrutiny
- Absurd Positions: Contradictory or unbiblical statements that require direct refutation
Every article applies rigorous exegetical analysis to test these claims against Scripture’s authority.
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Why This Matters
“Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God”
~ 1 John 4:1
John warns us to test spiritual claims, while Luke commends the Bereans for verifying even apostolic teaching against Scripture. Together, these passages establish both the necessity and nobility of questioning popular Christian assumptions. If the Bereans needed to fact-check Paul’s preaching, how much more should we examine coffee shop theology and social media spirituality?
“they received the word with all eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily to see if these things were so.”
~ Acts 17:11
Testing claims isn’t cynicism – it’s biblical faithfulness.