Tag: Christianity
Progressive Revelation is the Christian doctrine that God reveals himself and his plan progressively over the course of the entire Christian Bible. There is a famous Christian quote that sums this idea up well. The New Testament is in...
Because NT teachings contradict Ezekiel, it becomes necessary to reinterpret Ezekiel's Temple Vision. Or, we could presume that since the New Testament contradicts and demands reinterpretation of Ezekiel, it's not the word of God.
Suppose you were to be introduced to a good Christian man. A person you could really look up to. Perhaps you might ask to hear his testimony. Surely he was raised by good parents and committed to the faith...
Last week Alisa Childers posted a video about 5 alternative facts from the Christmas story that she believes that people get wrong. For the most part, her information was accurate. I didn't have any major beefs with what she...
I bumped into this title on Audible and I was fascinated. Ray Comfort is a Christian minister. Moreover, his mother was Jewish. Therefore, this had to be an incredibly uncomfortable undertaking for him. I applaud him for having the...
This is going to sound funny coming from a Noahide, but follow me here. It really doesn't matter who you are. Your religious beliefs aren't important. You can even be an atheist, and I've got you covered here. There's...
This is one of those odd questions that you're going to encounter on your spiritual journey. In the New Testament, everything changes suddenly. Peter is sleeping on a roof and has a vision of unclean animals being lowered for...
Alisa Childers is a Christian who found herself attending a progressive Christian church. This caused her to enter a period of "deconstruction" of her faith. She began to question everything. Eventually, she discovered Christian Apologetics and built her faith...
This title jumped out at me on Audible because I was already aware of some of the cultural biases that affect our reading of the Bible. However, most of what I have studied is in relation to the Tanakh...
I picked up this book at Books A Million. It's a pretty nice production with thick, magazine like glossy pages. Additionally, it is well illustrated with nice images. The dimensions of the book are a bit odd, but that's...
