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Answers to the Racist Race Question: White/Black or Human/American?

Scripture teaches that there is only one race–the human race. Furthermore, Biblical teaching condemns racism and, when consistently applied, results in the abolition of chattel slavery.  Consequently, I do not appreciate the renewed push, especially on the left, for making everything about race.  Critical race theory is both contrary to Scripture and (unsurprisingly) does not […]

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Objections to the Resurrection of Jesus Christ: Are there answers?

The bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ is at the core of the Christian faith. Without the resurrection, the gospel is not “good news,” but absurd deceit. As 1 Corinthians 15 explains:   1 Moreover, brethren, I declare unto you the gospel which I preached unto you, which also ye have received, and wherein ye stand; […]

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A Tip to Cure Insomnia, Getting Sleep on a Sleepless Night

Many people today use chemical sleep aids because they can’t sleep at night.  It might be that they have a bad hip or shoulder or knee, some painful body joint, perhaps osteoarthritis pain.  I feel your pain on physical pain.  I have that too, not to the degree that I can’t sleep at night, but […]

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The Judgmental Church: Apostolic, New Testament, and Seeker-Friendly?

The Judgmental Church! Everyone knows that being judgmental is one of the greatest sins that a person can possibly commit.  The sin of being “judgmental” is mentioned and condemned in the following verses in the Bible:           The sin of being judgmental is regularly mentioned in 1st and 2nd Opinions, books […]

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Peter Ruckman: Multiple Ways of Salvation Heresy part 1 of 2

You are out of town and are looking for a good church.  After doing online research, you find one and visit.  The church says “Baptist,” “independent.” They go soulwinning, telling people to repent and be saved by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone. They all have King James Bibles. They say nothing about […]

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The Uncertainty of the “Textual Confidence” View of Preservation of Scripture

For those reading, next week either Monday or Wednesday, I will provide as concise an answer as possible to the question, “Which TR?”  I’ve answered this question before several times, but it’s usually just ignored, never answered.  I’ve never had it answered.  It’s asked as a gotcha question, then I give the answer, followed by […]

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The Gospel In the Stars and the Gospel in the Bible

The Gospel in the Stars! The gospel is in the stars! So say a number of books, such as the Lutheran minister Joseph A. Seiss’s The Gospel in the Stars and the Anglican ultradispensationalist soul-sleep advocate and flat-earther E. W. Bullinger’s The Witness of the Stars, following Ms. Frances Rolleston’s book Mazzaroth: the Constellations. (Amazon […]

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Millions of Muslims are NOT Becoming Christians Because of Dreams!

Many sources report that, in the words of Roman Catholic conservative Dinesh D’Souza, “Millions of Muslims are Converting to Christianity After Having Dreams and Visions of Jesus Christ.” Charismatic sources agree with the Catholics about millions of Muslims becoming Christians through dreams and visions. So do Southern Baptist mission agencies.     These visions and […]

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Egyptian Evidence for the Bible: The Merneptah Stele (Pharaoh Mer-ne-Ptah) by Egyptologist James Hoffmeier

The video below about the Merneptah Stele, commented on by leading Egyptologist and evangelical scholar James Hoffmeier in situ at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo, Egypt, forms the topic of this post.  Last week I posted Dr. Hoffmeier’s discussion of Darius I Hystaspes’ Suez Inscription. The Merneptah Stele or Stela is powerful and early corroboration […]

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Editions of the King James Version and the Criticism of Not Updating It

I’m sure someone has made this argument, even though I haven’t heard it.  Someone might call the five previous editions of the King James Version an argument for another update.  Four editions followed the original 1611.  Why no sixth edition?  Why did we stop at 1769, the date of the last edition, what is called […]

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