In India with short interlude between teaching, I sat in briefly on a fellow faculty member’s lecture to vaguely aware pupils. Class offering was the deep subject of Christian Apologetics.

Let’s commence with a mutual starting point:
Assuming you agree that God exists,
Here are your options:
- The God of other religions:
- Islam: Unknowable, capricious, and arbitrary.
- Hinduism: Multiple gods, whimsical, often aloof.
- Animism: Myriad of fearful spirits, generally culturally determined.
- (Buddhism: technically philosophy, minus deity.)
- The God of your own Imaginations.
- Personal fancy. “The Man Upstairs”. Gray-bearded nice guy. Doddering Supervisor.
- New Age: “God is everything, …or anything I want him to be”
- A giant question mark.
- The God of the Bible.
- Possessing innate attributes of a Supreme Being:
- Self-Existent
- Omnipotent
- Omnipresent
- Omniscient
- Revealed Characteristics: (which have eternal ramifications):
- Holy
- Sovereign (therefore, exclusive)
- Entirely Just
- Perfectly Loving
“If God exists: He is identical to the God of the Bible.”
The God of the Bible has fully revealed Himself in Jesus Christ; thereby enabling us to personally know Him, to experience salvation, to have our character transformed into His image, and enlisting us to live for His service in the world.