In Search Of Truth Tracts - Pack Of 25

Few people have been more sincere than I in trying-- without success--to find meaning, truth, and purpose in life.

At the university I noticed a small group of people--eight students and two faculty members--who seemed different. They seemed to know what they believed and why. I wanted what I saw.

Two weeks later, while I was sitting with some of them in the student union, the conversation turned to God. That bothered me, because I thought it was not intellectual. And yet I was curious.

Leaning back in my chair, I said to one of the students, "Tell me, what has made you so different from others?"

She looked me in the eye with a little smile and said, "Jesus Christ!"

My response revealed my bias and my ignorance. "Oh, for heaven's sake," I said. "Don't give me that garbage about religion!"

She replied, "I didn't say 'religion.' I said 'Jesus Christ.'"

My new friends challenged me to examine the claims of Christ. I thought most Christians were idiots. But these people were persistent. Finally, I accepted their challenge, but I did so out of pride, to refute them.

One of the claims I researched was Christ's resurrection. And after more than one thousand hours of study, I concluded that the resurrection of Jesus Christ was either one of the most vicious hoaxes ever foisted upon human