(This is the second part of a three-part article regarding whether Christians should observe the Old Testament Sabbath holy day. Part 1 of this article can be found here. Part 3 can be found here.) What Does The New Testament Say About The Sabbath? We have seen in the previous article how there is… Read More Should We Keep The Sabbath Day Holy?: Part 2
(This is the first part of a three-part article regarding whether Christians should observe the Old Testament Sabbath holy day. Part 2 can be found here, and Part 3 can be found here.) Evolutionists can claim otherwise, but it is a fact that God created this world and this universe in six literal days, and… Read More Should We Keep The Sabbath Day Holy?: Part 1
A few years ago my wife’s employer, a professed believer and follower of Jesus Christ, informed Beth of her belief that the events of the book of Genesis (the creation of the world in six days, Adam and Eve, the global flood, the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, etc.) was fictional. When Beth asked her… Read More It’s Not Just Genesis: Denying The Historicity of Genesis Does Not Uphold Biblical Christianity
Ladies, have you ever been invited to dinner at a friend’s house, and been served a dish you knew you just had to have the recipe to because it tasted so good? When you ask the host or hostess for the recipe, they gladly comply and give it to you. Your husband gets excited at… Read More It Doesn’t Taste The Same: The Problem of Denominationalism
We’ve all heard the proverbial wisdom, “There are two things you should never discuss: politics and religion.” Admittedly, the reason this advice is often because these two topics tend to cause heated arguments, as more than likely the participants strongly hold to their individual beliefs and choose to defend them passionately, usually at the expense… Read More Should Religion Be A Conversation Taboo?
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