Should I Believe in the Doctrine of Eternal Security?
Many Bible passages emphasize the reality of our security as believers in Jesus Christ: John 10:27-30; 13:1; Romans 8:29-39; Ephesians 1:13;…
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Does the Bible Permit Women to Run for High Political Office?
The Bible was written at a time when women were not allowed prominent positions in society. The structure of ancient …
What Is Calvinism?
Calvinism is the main branch of the historic Reformed movement. The Reformed movement had numerous leaders, including Ulrich Zwingli (1484–1531), …
Were Disagreements Over Christian Doctrine the Main Cause for European “Religious Wars” of the 16th and 17th Centuries?
Many people assume the separation of church and state established in the US Constitution resulted from 16th- and 17th-century “religious …
Should Christians keep the Old Testament feasts?
Should Christians keep the Old Testament feasts?
We enjoy exploring the symbolism of the Old Testament feasts, but we don’t recommend…
Why don’t Protestant Christians pray to Mary and other saints, seeking their help and intercession?
Why don’t Protestant Christians pray to Mary and other saints, seeking their help and intercession?
Christians who pray to Mary and…
Do the Same Kinds of Prophets Exist Today as did in Biblical Times?
Do the Same Kinds of Prophets Exist Today as did in Biblical Times?
While all Christians have the ability to prophesy…
What Should the Church do with a Christian Swindler?
Earthly restitution isn’t always possible. King David could never undo the consequences of his sin with Bathsheba because his arranged murder …
Is the Issue of Eternal Security Worth Arguing About?
Many Scripture passages support the security of the believer (See the ATQ article, Should I believe in the Doctrine of Eternal …
Should Someone “Speak in Tongues” in Church and Provide their own Interpretation?
The Apostle Paul set guidelines in 1 Corinthians 14:27-28 for tongues-speaking in Corinth. He makes it clear that no-one should …
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