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Kittim's eschatology is a view in biblical studies that interprets the story of Jesus in exclusively eschatological terms. This unique approach was developed by Eli of K...

Many Jewish apologists dislike the disproportionate competition between the more recent masoretic text (of which the oldest known complete copy dates to the 11th century...

Exposing the Cult of Calvinism

A critique of the Trinitarian doctrine which asserts an ontological subordination of both the Son and the Spirit to the Father.

There are many people who think they are saved when they are not. False conversions abound in the religious literature. Some people mistakenly think that acts of the wil...

Unfortunately, as important as the Bible is, it has become an obstacle to our salvation. It has supplanted regeneration and the spiritual experience of the supernatural...

Is Praying to Saints Biblical?

The phrase "this generation"--meaning Jesus' own generation, or the one that occurs during his own lifetime--in both Matthew 24:34 and Luke 17:25 is a referenc...

The NT is an apocalypse, not a history. NT evidence suggests that the knowledge of Christ's coming was communicated beforehand to preselected witnesses through the agenc...

The core ideas of Islamic eschatology about the *timing* of the death and resurrection of Jesus seem to be on target and aligned with the New Testament epistles.

There is strong evidence in the Gospels, and elsewhere, that Jesus is not a Jew but a Gentile.

Christ doesn't teach us to hate our father and mother, and ourselves, but rather to love them, and our self, less than Christ. In fact, Jesus teaches us to love others a...

There are two views on opposite sides of the spectrum. One claims that all the wicked will be destroyed, while the other asserts that they will be saved. Both are wrong...

There are various thematic motifs in both the Old and New Testament that allude to the coming of a Gentile messiah. But we must read between the lines because the intend...

Open Theism challenges the classical Christian view of God's foreknowledge by claiming that God may not really know the future exhaustively.

Exposing the Cult of Calvinism

The New Testament epistles tell us that Jesus will be born in the end-times (Galatians 4:4; Ephesians 1:10; Revelation 12:5). Jesus is said to die "once in the end...

Exposing the fallacies of Cessationism

The symbolic 144,000 saved believers represent both the living & the resurrected "elect" who will be raptured *after* the Great Tribulation! In other words, th...