Protestant Reflections on Pope John Paul II
An ongoing look at the Catholic-Protestant debate from a scriptural perspective.
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More on Preterism Part 2
Jesus said to His first century followers, “This generation shall not pass, till all these things be fulfilled”(Matthew 24:34). This verse is Preterism’s primary proof text for its theory that […]
More on Preterism Part 1
Professor R.C. Sproul defines Preterism as, “An eschatological viewpoint that places many or all eschatological events in the past, especially during the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70”. A recent […]
The Promised Land? Part 2
In Part 1 of “The Promised Land?”, it was shown from Scripture that God’s original promise to Abraham to give him “the land of Canaan” as an “everlasting possession” (see […]
Preterism, Historicism, Futurism Explained
In this article, Steve Wohlberg identifies and explains the three major prophetic schools of interpretation now in conflict.
The Promised Land? Part 1
A heated debate is raging over who owns the land upon which modern Jerusalem sits. Recently-labeled “Christian Zionists” say God originally gave that land to the Jews, therefore the Palestinians […]
Witchcraft Goes Mainstream Part 5
This concludes my 5-part series about Wicca Witchcraft, its explosive growth worldwide, Harry Potter, and the Bible. For those who remain undecided about whether Harry Potter is contributing to today’s […]
Witchcraft Goes Mainstream Part 4
“Wicca” is a religion that practices Witchcraft. “Though it’s hard to know the exact numbers, Wicca may be one of the fastest growing religions among high school and college students,” […]
Witchcraft Goes Mainstream Part 3
I realize that some parents might view my position as extreme, yet my unequivocal message concerning the wildly popular Harry Potter series remains: Buyer Beware. Officially available for purchase July […]
Witchcraft Goes Mainstream Part 2
“It’s hard to know the exact numbers, but Wicca is believed to be one of the fastest growing religions among high school and college students. This form of witchcraft, with […]
