The Bible Fell from the Sky! Okay, first I want to say that I go to the Bible for my inspiration, my understanding of Jesus, my understanding of the Spirit and the father, for my authority, and so on. Period.... Continue Reading →
In reference to Deuteronomy 33:2, the Talmud mentions rabbi Simeon (Raish) Ben Lakish who said that, "the Torah, given to Moses, was written with black fire upon white fire, sealed with fire, and swathed with bands of fire." The Jewish... Continue Reading →
First, none of us REALLY interpret the Bible literally. We all pick and choose when and where to do so. And perhaps we even pick and choose with good reason sometimes! Maybe we have evidence suggesting we should not assume... Continue Reading →
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST: SOME THOUGHTS ON CHANGE I haven't spoken in much detail about my journey and how I've gotten to where I am. I've just mentioned pieces of it here and there. Perhaps one of my next articles... Continue Reading →
Apologetics in 5,711 words or less: Is Christianity True? Greetings! Chances are, you don't read every article you come across. I don't blame you! Between the internet, TV, and our everyday routines, who has time to read everything? And if... Continue Reading →
Being Afraid of a Somewhat-Changing Church: We previously talked about being afraid of a never-changing God and being afraid of an ever-changing culture. God is obviously more than capable of provoking fear if He wishes. After all, He does have... Continue Reading →
A quick list of examples where God treated women better than any other culture did until "Bible Times": 1. In 1 Cor 7:3-5, Paul talks about how couples shouldn't deprive each other of physical intimacy. Paul says that a woman... Continue Reading →
Who (or what) is the Gift of the Holy Spirit in Acts 2:38? Acts 2:38 “And Peter said to them, ‘Change and be immersed every one of you by the power of Jesus Christ unto the forgiveness of your sins,... Continue Reading →
Greek Word Study: “Eautois” Eautois comes from the Greek word “Eautou” which means “of himself” or “his own.” It is in the 3rd person, it's plural, and masculine. Eautois is also a reflexive pronoun which basically means it ends in... Continue Reading →
The Image of Jesus 