Lucian Hodoboc

John 14:13 "And I will do whatever you ask in my name, so that the Father may be glorified in the Son." Is this advice only addressed to the apostles or to the entire world? Cause it doesn't seem to be working nowadays.

Did you read the article? It states that they have found no giant skeletons in the Philistines' graves so far. Goliath was a Philistine, but there's no trace of His skeleton.

Those images have nothing to do with the article...

At phase 3, eh? How many phases are there?

The word "also" there makes it a little difficult for me to believe in Jesus because all throughout The Old Testament, God (The Lord) makes it crystal clear that He is just One and that there are no other gods besides Him. He goes as far as to say in Deuteronomy 13 that He might send prophets who would test people's faith by spreading false doctrines about other gods. How do we know that the people who included Jesus in The Trinity are not such prophets or that Jesus Himself was not such a prophet?

Nice analogy, but how do you explain that some people who have been growing in faith most of their lives and believed in God became atheists during the later years of their lives? E.g.: http://www.christianpost.com/news/ex-pastor-turned-american-atheist-director-tells-how-she-lost-faith-78048/

What made you become a believer?

First of all, Nabeel was part of an Islamic sect called Ahmadiyya, which is rejected by most of Islam. They don't believe that Muhammad was the last prophet and disregard fundamental teachings of the Qur'an. Ahmahis are to Islam what the Jehova's Witnesses are to Christians. They consider themselves to be part of the religion, but they deny parts of the doctrine. Secondly, if Nabeel lost his family, then why are his parents caring for him, visiting and helping him now when he's battling cancer? Just a few months ago he made a video with his father in which he explains that his father completely accepts his conversion to Christianity and they agree to love each other in spite of their beliefs. If you watch his vlogs, you will find out that he never lost the support of his family after his conversion, and many of his Muslim friends send him emails of encouragement and good wishes. (video removed - if you want to watch Nabeel's videos, look up on YouTube "NQMinistries" because I'm not allowed to post videos despite the fact that they are relevant to the discussion).