Some stories are so dark that it is hard to believe they happened. It is also a story of something so unexpected that it made a nation stop and look.
It describes a man at work in his workshop, and it asks a question that is hard to answer: if he made the god, in what sense is it a god?
Picture a small village home. A couple has invited friends and relatives to celebrate their daughter’s fifth birthday. By the end of the day, seven of those guests are in police custody.
It is also one of the clearest pictures in the Bible of what happens when a made-up god stands next to the living God.
It says the first human beings did not begin with many gods. They began with one Creator, and idol worship came afterward as a departure from Him.
A person who wants to reach God is told he cannot do it alone, and that there is always someone he must go through first.
The year 2026 began in India with Christians being beaten, accused and arrested, while the people responsible were rarely held to account.
Let’s compare what we actually have in our hands for the Vedas and for the Bible, and be honest about both.
Only one stakes everything on an event that could have been disproved in a single afternoon: a tomb that was found empty.
The point is that “ancient” and “eternal” are claims about age, not claims about truth.
