Finding the Church Christ Founded: Deductive Case for Apostolic

Finding the Church Christ Founded The Deductive Case for Apostolic ChristianityWhat if the question of the Church is not primarily emotional... but logical?This book does not begin with preference, tradition, or personal experience. It begins with a simple but demanding question: If what Christ and the Apostles taught is true, what must follow?Drawing from Scripture (KJV), the witness of the early Church Fathers, and the historical life of Christianity, this work presents a series of interconnected arguments addressing some of the most foundational questions in the Christian faith: - Can Scripture function as the Church's only infallible authority?- How was the faith transmitted before the New Testament existed?- How does apostolic authority continue after the Apostles?- By what authority was the biblical canon recognized?- Did Christ preserve His Church as He promised?Each chapter builds carefully, not by rhetoric or debate tactics, but through clear deductive reasoning-testing whether commonly held assumptions can withstand historical and theological scrutiny.This is not a polemic against sincere believers. It is an invitation to think honestly about the nature of the Church Christ established.The conclusion is not forced. It is followed.And it leads somewhere specific.If you are wrestling with questions of authority, tradition, Scripture, and the early Church... this book will challenge you to consider whether Christianity was ever meant to be understood apart from a visible, continuous, apostolic Church.