Born Again: Why are born-again Christians misunderstood? (BA-Eng)
Harold Lerch
Sep 2025 · Word to the World Ministries
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This book is intended to explain an often-misunderstood term: Born Again. What does it mean and why do some people identify as “born again.” The origin of the term came when an important Jewish man named Nicodemus asked Jesus about salvation. Jesus replied, “You must be born again”. This concept is at the root of salvation. But why do we need to be saved? What was the cause? Is the Bible true? There are many unusual stories told in the Bible. Are we expected to blindly believe them? This book attempts to answer these questions as plainly as possible. This book also shows the reader how he or she can live eternally in Heaven.
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Harold Lerch is a retired Professional Engineer. Lerch accepts the view that the Bible is God's Word and gives an account of real, historical events including that Special Creation is the true origin of all matter, time, and life. Word to the World Ministries is an outreach ministry of Harold Lerch to provide complimentary Christian materials in over eighty languages around the world. Lerch and his wife, Jeanne, have two children, eight grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. They live near Middleburg, Pennsylvania, USA.
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