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Many people argue that Christians and atheists shouldn’t even discuss faith, they should leave religion out of dialogue because it is exclusive and truth is relative. What holds true for me doesn’t necessarily ring true for someone else, right? So is there no absolute truth? Is everything subjective? Doctor Pandit evaluates the idea of relativism.

Some people also argue that all religions lead to the same end. This religious pluralism is becoming more popular in our modern day, and sometimes this equality of religions sounds appealing. Listen and learn about how we can properly address why every religion claims to be the only way to salvation. How is this incompatible with pluralism? Hear Doctor Pandit reveal the logical and reasonable explanation for why relativism and pluralism is not compatible with truth.

Today, we have five prominent religions in the world: Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Are the histories behind these religions trustworthy? How accurate are their ‘Holy’ writings? Join Dr. Pandit in comparing these world religions. They all claim to have the truth, so we must investigate carefully to discover which one is true. Get ready to educate yourselves on the past and present differences of the most popular religions in the world and decide for yourself what the truth really is.

Dr. Pandit investigates the claims by the various founders of the most prominent world religions. Who are these founders and leaders in Hinduism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism? During our deep search, discover that Christianity has the highest claim. Jesus claims to be the son of God!

Learn how we can honestly inquire about Jesus’s life and the writings of the Bible. Perhaps, as many people believe, Jesus was just a good moral teacher but not the son of God. Pandit reveals his own searching methods to help us decide who is God. Using credible sources, Pandit leads us through a labyrinth of claims to deductively conclude the truth.

If someone claimed to be the son of the one true God, what would their life be like? Doctor Pandit brings the life record of religious founders into question. Did the lives of these religious leaders coincide with their written teachings? As we delve into historical data, discover how the majority of these men did not live according to what they preached. Their teachings did not match their lives! Oftentimes these men were plagued with sinful youths and were surrounded by sensuality and temptation. All of these leaders but one were imperfect. They led sinful lives and all had mistakes that required cleansing.

Jesus had no shortcomings. His was the only life and He is the only man whose theory matched His practice. He has set a perfect example for us, so He has the one and only right to ask us to follow Him. Pandit leads us through an investigation into the childhood, youth, and adulthood of the major religious leaders, finally concluding with the one man we should follow.

Out of all the religious founders in the world, Jesus’ crucifixion and death is unquestionably the worst. It was humiliating, shameful, dirty, and painful. However, compared to the other religious founders, Jesus was the only completely innocent man. Why should the most innocent man die the most horrible death? Doctor Pandit evaluates the death and resurrection of Jesus and what came afterward. How was the world affected by the deaths of major religious founders?

In other religions, leaders die and someone else takes their place and rises to power. There is always someone new to look up to. But Jesus claims He’ll always be with us. Many people have come up with theories to disprove Jesus’ resurrection. Perhaps Jesus didn’t die on the cross and just fainted. Perhaps someone stole Jesus’ body. Pandit uses his deductive inquiry skills to debunk each of these theories to reveal the miraculous truth that Jesus did die, and did rise again.

Many people think that Christianity is the best religion or somehow superior to all the other belief systems in the world. However, Doctor Pandit explores the idea that Christianity isn’t necessarily better than other religions, but it is instead entirely different. Christianity stands alone and apart from other beliefs. It is so special and unique that we must investigate it to discover why it is so different. In this video, Pandit leads us into further exploration of what makes Christianity unique.

Every religion asserts itself to be unique, and claims it has special factors. However, we will learn that there are many aspects to each religion that are not unique. In fact, most religions boast the same fantastic things. Some factors may include miracles, supreme beings, and incarnation. Christianity is distinct because it is the only religion where these so-called unique factors come in a straightforward and clear presentation. Unlike other religious writings, Christianity’s history isn’t myth or legend. The Bible is historically credible. Of all the writings sacred to religions, only the Bible challenges us to test its truthfulness. Through prophecy we can discern truth or error for ourselves. See for yourself how the Bible passes each and every test.

In life we have rules, rewards, and retribution. The only thing that breaks up this trio is mercy. Mercy changes everything, and Jesus’ mercy on our lives has turned everything upside down. Doctor Pandit proposes that mercy is borne out of Christ’s love for us. Love has many definitions and meanings, especially in the Bible. Out of all the different types of love outlined in Scripture, Agape love is the only love that never diminishes. People may fall in and out of love for people and of things all the time. Agape love never has a reason to abandon us because this unique love never needed a reason to exist in the first place. The Lord’s extensive and expansive love for us is incomprehensible and everlasting. This love is the only reason we were shown mercy when we did not deserve it.

Jesus endured torture, nails, blood, and the cross. However, just these things alone did not guarantee our salvation. Consider what Jesus on the cross means for you and make your own decision on its worth.

Did Rachel have an immortal soul that departed her body the moment she died (Genesis 35:18)? This lecture offers a comprehensive study of the words “body”, “soul,” and “spirit” in the Hebrew and Greek Scriptures.

Did the penitent thief really to go Paradise with Jesus on Good Friday? Did Saul speak to the departed soul of Samuel when he went to visit the Witch of Endor? This lecture presents compelling reasons why the thief did not go to Paradise and Saul did not speak with the departed spirit of Samuel.

What did the apostle Paul mean when he expressed his desire to be absent from the body and present with the Lord? Did he want this to take place the moment he died or at the resurrection? A careful analysis of this misunderstood passage in 2 Corinthians 5:1-10.

Did the apostle Paul believe that he would go to heaven immediately upon the moment of his death? In this careful study, Pastor Bohr analyzes Philippians 1:21-24 and shows that Paul’s hope was not in the immortality of the soul but rather in the resurrection of the dead.

In this incisive study of Revelation 6:9-11 Pastor Bohr answers several questions: Are the souls under the altar the disembodied spirits of the dead? Which altar are they under and how do they cry out? How does the story of Cain and Abel help to explain this passage? How does this passage relate to the beheaded souls of Revelation 20:4?

Hebrews 12:22-24 refers to the perfecting of a group of just men whose spirits are seemingly worshiping in heaven. Are the disembodied spirits of the faithful dead now in heaven praising the Lord? A careful study of the passage indicates that the religious world has totally misunderstood this beautiful passage of Scripture.

This lecture is a comprehensive study of I Peter 3:18-22. Did Jesus go and preach to the spirits of the dead after He died? Who were these spirits in prison and what did Jesus preach to them? The answers to these questions will surprise you.

We must study three biblical doctrines together. If we get one of them wrong, the others will be wrong as well. Those their interlocking doctrines are the judgment, the state of the dead, and the second coming of Christ.

How is it possible for dead people to stand before the judgment seat of God? In this study Pastor Bohr provides convincing evidence that Revelation 20:11-12 describes the millennial stage of the judgment while Revelation 20:13-15 describes the post-millennial stage. You will be amazed at this study!

Is there any connection between the story of the rich man and Lazarus and the resurrection of a man called Lazarus? In this lecture, we will see why the parable of the rich man and Lazarus is the only one that contains a proper name. Some amazing new insights into John 11.

An exhaustive study of the Hebrew word Sheol and the Greek word hades. Should these words be translated as “hell”? Conclusive evidence that these words describe the resting place of the dead and not a place of burning.

Does the story of the Rich Man and Lazarus really teach that the wicked suffer conscious torment immediately after death? What is the central lesson of this story? Pastor Bohr shares many new and fresh insights into the background, the audience, and the theological meaning of this story. Conclusive proof that Jesus did not believe in the immortality of the soul but rather in the resurrection of the dead.

Did Jesus teach that the souls of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob were conscious and alive in His day? An amazing study on why Jesus told the Sadducees that these three Old Testament heroes lived in His day, before the second coming.

Did you know that the fire which will consume the wicked will never go out? Did you know that the righteous, not the wicked, will live in the everlasting fire? Did you know that the conscious torment of Satan and his angels would last for a long time? A new and fresh approach to the ‘hell passages’ of the Bible.

Did Jesus teach that the soul of man is conscious and immortal? In this study, Pastor Bohr contrasts the view of death of Socrates and the Greek philosophers with the view of Jesus.

Satan used five methods to deceive Adam and Eve at the beginning of human history and he is using these same methods to take the world captive in these end times.

The danger of spiritualism in the last days. Take Revelation 16:13, 14 as the foundation and quotations from Ellen White. The importance of ignoring the senses, emotions, feelings, what others say, the experts, etc. Our only protection will be in an it is written. Talk about Satan’s counterfeit second coming.