Category: Church – Christianity

by Dr David Acuna 
March 28, 2008

A trauma surgeon describes the effect crucifixion would have had on the human body.

by Edmond Macaraeg
May 6, 2017

Decades after the death of the original apostles, a powerful politico-religious system systematically changed the biblical Sabbath and transferred such observance to Sunday, the first day of the week.

by Paul Benware
September 15, 2018

Many church members are saintly on Sunday mornings and secular the rest of the week. God is nicely compartmentalized and plays an insignificant role for most of the week.

by Dale Hurd
March 3, 2020

Martyr’s Free Church in Edinburgh is part of the rich history of Christianity in Scotland. Today it’s “Frankenstein,” a bar that describes itself as a family-friendly venue but also a place for stag parties, bar top dancers and monsters.

by Marty Troyer

The following is a list of ways congregations, and more specifically you as a member of a congregation, can love any and all who walk through your doors.

by Amanda K. Fowler
July 17, 2017

Prioritizing marriage and family isn’t a bad thing. But a church environment that constantly reinforces the idea that marriage and children are both the ideal and the goal of life conveys an unbiblical message to everyone, not just singles.

by Ray Ungen

It is fair to say there has been a mystical revolution throughout the Western world over the last forty years. Whereas mysticism was once uncommon within mainstream society, it has now become accepted and normal.

by Martin Beckford

Christianity is in decline in England because politically correct churches are more interested in accommodating other people’s views than putting forward their own, it is claimed.

by Martin Beckford

Christianity is in decline in England because politically correct churches are more interested in accommodating other people’s views than putting forward their own, it is claimed.

by Henry M. Morris, PH.D.

Evolution has been called, “God’s method of creation”; and the Genesis record of the six days of creation has been reinterpreted in terms of the evolutionary ages of historical geology.