from Steve: This article reinforces my own reading of the apostasy passages in Hebrews. It's a fundamentally hermeneutical question. Th...

We’ve all heard the hackneyed adage that the grass is always greener on the other side. The little known is frequently more appealing than t...

"The most harden and reveling position Jesus takes in this context is over his love and protection of the exclusive truth of the faith ...

Christian theologians and Bible scholars generally answer this question in the negative. And they do so because of Mt 22:23-33 and its synop...

Aside from participating in the occasional combox here and there for the next month, I'm taking the holidays off. That said, before I g...

By now the whole world has heard about the blasphemous teddy bear. Because some Mohammadan schoolchildren wanted to name their mascot after ...

Thibodaux replied to my post which answered his challenge, I'll get around to responding, but it's only a mopping up job now. Anywa...

A five-part series: here , here , here , here , and here .

New Agers tend to go by deep intuitive convictions, and if I sound like I'm being overly left-brained or something, many will stop liste...

Freedom's Orphans by David L. Tubbs. (scroll past the copyright notice).

by Steve Hays There are four basic ways of construing the apostasy passages in Hebrews. The two traditional interpretations are the (i) Refo...

2 Samuel 6:6-7 6 When they came to the threshing floor of Nacon, Uzzah reached out and took hold of the ark of God, because the oxen stumbl...

Thibodaux: "Though our viewpoints do often overlap, I prefer not to associate my doctrinal beliefs with the name of a mortal man ....

In answer to an email question: “How do you understand Ezekiel 18:31, in relation to monergism and synergism. I thought that the ‘God gives ...

{A note for ease of reading. I frequently quote J.C.'s use of my claims. These will appear in the indented "quote" format in u...