An interesting story about archaeological finds at the temple in Jerusalem.
Yes, the Bible DOES address “transgenderism.”
Does the Gospel of Mark teach the deity of Christ?
Sexual Morality in a Christless World. Sounds like a good book to read! On the flip side, Tim Challis posted an article about the sexual immorality of the Roman empire, which sounds much like that in the current USA!
Why study Church history? To help prevent acceptance of erroneous beliefs. I’m a history buff and am on my second time through Eusebius’ history of the church (for those who don’t know, he was the first Church historian, tracing its history until early 4th century). I’ve also finished three volumes of the 10-volume set of the writings of the Ante-Nicene Fathers. I also have two different books which are single volume histories of the Church, and I highly recommend the book, “The Early Christians In Their Own Words,” edited by Eberhard Arnold, as well as David W. Bercot’s “A Dictionary of Early Christian Beliefs.” I have numerous other books about various aspects of the history of the Church. Every Christian should have at least ONE volume of church history!
An interesting look at what the Bible says about heaven.
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