Can we really know what the Bible does and does not say about the end times? Let's take a look at some different viewpoints of the End Times and what it all really means. First, let's take a closer look at eschatology, the study of the end times, and try to break down each theo...
While the Bible does not lay out a list of explicit words to steer clear from, it is clear that Christians are to stay away from “filthy language,”“unwholesome talk,” and “crude joking.” Christians are instructed to keep from being polluted by the world and to reflect the image of...
What Does The Bible Say About The End Times?: A Catholic View [Paperback] Where did we come from? Where are we going? How will the world come to an end? Has God given us clues from which we can deduce an end-time scenario? Will believers be raptured, spared the tribulation of cata...
An agnostic-theist believes that God exists, but he does not know this as a certainty. He may say that the characteristics of God cannot be known or proven. Recommended Sir Redvers Buller: The Inept General There are gnostic versions of atheists and theists. They differ from the above tw...
What are the literary genres of the Bible? What genre is the book Just Mercy? What is god in the Bhagavad Gita? What culture is The Divine Comedy from? What is the theme of Mere Christianity? What genre is The Fountainhead? What does A City of Churches say about religion?
already prematurely answered the question ‘what is the Bible?’ with the response appropriate to ‘what does the Bible mean?’ Could, in fact, what the Bible means to a particular individual, community, or culture be completely different than, or even at odds with, what the Bible actually ...
Adam Was Not the First Human, for the Bible Tells Us So Was Einstein Christian? Einstein attended a Catholic school from the ages of 5 to 8, so he most likely was exposed to Christian theology at this young, impressionable age. “As a child I received instruction both in the Bible an...
Those who accept a martyr’s death are promised a crown, but nowhere does the Bible grant an exemption for those who reject Jesus, coercion notwithstanding. Not in the Church Age, and not during the Tribulation. “Whosoever shall seek to save his life shall lose it; and whosoever shall ...
(not having seen the actual book, mind you) that Lobina’s bile is justified. In any case, it is highly entertaining, and I think that is enough of a basis to present these excerpts to you; he introduces it by saying “this is possibly the worst book I have ever read in my career...
Even if the Bible is a myth, it would function in a similar way. The Bible is True, but HOW is it True? The Bible is true, not so much because it is fact (which I believe to be true), but because it does what it claims to do, that is, change lives for the better. If you...