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Top 10
Christian Myths, Fallacies, Misinterpretations and Outright Lies
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Fallacy #1 – Humans Are Inherently Immortal
Myth: Humans possess a soul that cannot die.
Scripture used: John 3:16, Ezekiel 18:4, Acts 2:29 more
Context: “Perish” means die—not suffer forever. Immortality is conditional, not intrinsic.
Truth: The soul that sins shall die. Eternal life is a gift from God, not a default.
Fallacy #2 – We Go to Heaven or Hell Immediately After Death
Scripture used: John 3:13, Acts 2:29–31, Ezekiel 18:4 more
Context: David “is still in the grave.” Jesus said, “No one has ascended to heaven except the Son.”
Truth: Resurrection occurs at Christ’s return. The dead sleep until then.
Fallacy #3 – The Ten Commandments Are No Longer Binding
Scripture used: Matthew 5:17, 1 John 2:3–4 more
Context: Jesus fulfilled the Law but did not abolish it. He deepened its moral demands.
Truth: Commandments are still valid; obedience is a sign of knowing God.
Fallacy #4 – God the Father Spoke in the Old Testament
Scripture used: John 6:46, John 1:18 more
Context: Jesus said no one has seen the Father. He is the Word through whom God speaks.
Truth: The pre-incarnate Christ was the one interacting with prophets.
Fallacy #5 – The Rapture is a Secret Event
Scripture used: 1 Thessalonians 4:16–17, Revelation 5:10 more
Context: The “rapture” passage refers to the visible second coming, not a secret event.
Truth: Believers are gathered at Christ’s return—not before a tribulation.
Fallacy #6 – The 10 Tribes of Israel Are Lost
Scripture used: Genesis 48:19–20, Leviticus 26:18 more
Context: The “lost tribes” became nations; spiritual Israel is fulfilled in Christ.
Truth: God’s promise continues through both physical and spiritual descendants.
Fallacy #7 – Jesus Was Born on December 25
Context: December 25 was a later adoption, aligned with pagan festivals like Sol Invictus. more
Truth: The Bible doesn’t give a date. What matters is the incarnation, not the calendar.
Fallacy #8 – Easter Is a Christian Holiday
Context: The word “Easter” has pagan origins. The resurrection occurred during Passover week. more
Truth: Early Christians celebrated Passover and Christ’s resurrection together—not Easter bunnies or eggs.
Fallacy #9 – Ghosts of the Dead Roam the Earth
Scripture used: John 3:13, Acts 2:29
Context: The dead are “asleep” and await resurrection. Ghosts are not human souls but possibly demons.
Truth: Humans do not haunt the earth after death—resurrection is their next conscious moment.
Fallacy #10 – The Mark of the Beast Is a Chip or Tattoo
Scripture used: Revelation 13, Ezekiel 20:12
Context: The mark is symbolic—allegiance to worldly powers over God’s commandments.
Truth: It’s a spiritual loyalty issue—not a literal brand or microchip.