Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
Tag: Christianity
Is there a difference between socialism and Christianity? If so, what is it? Are socialists the real Christians while others are hypocritical fakes? Do socialism and Christianity go together? Many people who consider themselves to be socialists but who aren't caught up in its root philosophy may think that they are the real Christians. If … Continue reading THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SOCIALISM AND CHRISTIANITY
Why are there so many churches? This question is frequently more of an attack on the Christian faith than a genuine inquiry. The underlying assertion is that if Christianity were “true” and real, and if Christians weren't “all hypocrites”, there would only be one denomination, to which all Christians would belong in perfect love and harmony... Here … Continue reading WHY ARE THERE SO MANY CHURCHES?
At the outset I need to make one thing very clear, and should have done so at the start of my series: I am not an amillenialist... WHAT PAUL AND JESUS DID NOT SAY Sometimes facts can be clear or implied by what isn't said, and I believe that's the case with the rapture. Yes, Paul … Continue reading RAPTURE: UNSPOKEN WORDS, AND THE END OF THE CHURCH AGE
Welcome to part three of my up-dated study on the rapture. Herein read more challenges to the politically-correct position... IS THE CHURCH MISSING FROM REVELATION CHAPTER 4 ONWARD? Update November 2018: You can get my new book on the rapture, from Amazon-paperback or e-book. The link is at the bottom of this post. Pre-Tribulation believers say that … Continue reading RAPTURE: THE CHURCH AFTER REVELATION CHAPTER 3
I'm frequently amazed by the many people who associate themselves with the Christian faith, who perhaps attend church regularly, who consider themselves to be good citizens (and may well be) but who have no other guide or authority for their life and way of thinking than their own judgment and opinions... If you were to … Continue reading The Manufacturer’s Instructions
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