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How Do You Know What Is True? Seeking Revelation in a Divided Christian World In a Christian world marked by disagreement, certainty is often treated as proof of faith. But what if agreement was never the test? What if belief was never meant to be inherited, defended, or enforced-only sought? This book does not argue doctrine or defend a church. Instead, it explores a quieter and more difficult question: how truth is actually known. Across Christian history, sincere believers have read the same scriptures, prayed to the same God, and arrived at different conclusions. Rather than dismissing this reality, How Do You Know What Is True? asks what it reveals about faith, responsibility, and revelation. This book examines: Why inherited belief often replaces personal seeking The limits of scripture without revelation Why certainty can be driven by fear rather than trust What it means to ask God directly How personal revelation creates responsibility, not shortcuts Why seeking matters more than labels Written in a calm, explanatory tone, this book does not pressure readers to agree. It invites them to consider whether belief can remain honest without borrowed certainty-and whether faith might deepen when responsibility is returned to the individual before God. How Do You Know What Is True? is the concluding volume in a three-book exploration of belief, disagreement, and personal responsibility in a divided Christian world. It leaves readers not with answers to repeat, but with a posture to live: Ask. Seek. Listen. And remain willing.

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