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The Bible says God's Church is not divided, so the only logical conclusion to reach is that what you think is His Church is really just a collection of man-made churches that are all teaching doctrines that aren't supported by the Bible. As it stands, trinitarians haven't even been able to...

This position comes from being devoid of biblical knowledge. It supposes that God Himself would never inflict someone with a disease to teach someone a lesson, but the Bible shows something completely different: "I also will do this to you: I will even appoint terror over you, wasting disease...

On the contrary, Jesus said man is to live by every word that came from God. That inherently means all scripture applies to all people. If the scriptures didn't apply to all people, the Bible wouldn't exist. Not only is OSAS not biblical, a person would have to willfully twist passages to make...

Satanism did not "arrive" in our schools. This world's education has been based on satanic philosophy ever since Adam and Eve ate from the wrong tree. These "Satan clubs" are merely for shock value because the people behind them know it's going to trigger religious people. I for one will not...

The part that makes this theology laughable is the fact that Rom. 5:10 and Hebrews teaches that Christ's blood reconciles a person to God. What the Bible clearly doesn't teach is that Christ's blood saves anyone. It doesn't have the power to do that any more than the animal sacrifices could. I...

That last sentence is incorrect. In Jdg. 18:30, the Orthodox Jews made a deliberate change in the text to hide the fact that the idolatrous priest was none other than Moses' grandson. Where it says "Manasseh", it's supposed to read "Moses". Jdg. 18 clearly identifies the idolatrous priest in the...

Theology like this one highlights an ignorance of the original Greek and an even bigger ignorance of Paul's writings. The word "telos" that is usually translated as "end" in Ron. 10:4 shows Paul is conveying the exact opposite message of what you think he was saying. "Telos" was better rendered...

This is a theological dumpster fire, considering (1) this argument is made from the rather ignorant and unbiblical view that all Israelites are Jews, (2) Deut. 4:5-8 shows God explicitly saying He wanted all nations to eventually keep these same laws, and (3) Paul clearly stated in Eph. 4:17...

The Jewish nation in the Middle East is biblical Judah, not Israel. The people in the nation that is politically recognized as "Israel" today is made up of 1 tribe and not all 12 of the Israelite tribes. Evangelicals typically make 2 critical mistakes when reading prophecies concerning Israel...

If you were to show everybody a passage that says it doesn't matter instead of gaslighting people into taking your word for it, i will wholeheartedly back you up on that idea. Until then, the smart thing to do is to believe the Bible when it says it does matter. The only people that can be seen...

This is just an outright ignorant statement to make. The fact that the Sabbath is the last of the 4 commandments that determine how God is supposed to be loved and worshiped is what makes it a moral commandment. The fact that few people even keep this commandment only proves most professing...

That verse does not prove the trinity is biblical at all. Paul is clearly describing the Holy Spirit as something that unites Christians with each other, the Father, and Christ. Gabriel literally called the Holy Spirit the "power of the Highest" in Luk. 1. The Holy Spirit is how the Father and...

If the Jews manage to build another temple, it will be theirs', not God's. The Bible makes it emphatically clear in Hebrews and other NT scriptures that God does not reside in temples made by human hands anymore. Furthermore, it will be next to impossible for the Jews to build a temple in...

Jesus' statements in Matt. 24:40-41 in no way references a rapture. This statement was clearly made within the context of what Rev. 3 and 12 teaches about the Philadelphians being taking to a place of safety on this planet before the Tribulation(Rev. 3:10, 12:14-16) and the Laodiceans being made...

Jesus' statements in Matt. 24:40-41 in no way references a rapture. This statement was clearly made within the context of what Rev. 3 and 12 teaches about the Philadelphians being taking to a place of safety on this planet before the Tribulation(Rev. 3:10) and the Laodiceans being made to...

Hoarding food isn't going to keep anyone safe, especially from God's wrath. Look at what happened in Exo. 16. The Israelites tried to hoard more manna than they actually needed for the day, and then they woke up the next day to the smell of rotten manna and seeing worms crawl around in the manna...

This theology has some serious problems. First of all, the Bible shows God saying Adam was dust, not a spirit trapped in a body: :In the sweat of your face you shall eat bread till you return to the ground, for out of it you were taken; for dust you are, and to dust you shall return.” - Gen...

The more accurate translations show God saying "I create calamity/adversity". There is a huge difference, especially because the context shows God juxtaposing this against a state of peace and calm. The point God was making with this statement is that He had the power to bring peace or inflict...

What you see in those passages don't equate to those passages teaching a trinity. What is perhaps the biggest hole in the trinitarian assumption is the fact that Jhn 1 contradicts this belief as fraudulent in verses 14 and 18. The Word didn't become the Son until He was begotten via God's Spirit...

The stunning irony in this entire post is that it shows you are clearly no more in a position to educate anybody about what the Bible teaches than the average atheist. Romans teaches that Jesus is the only human being who has truly been born again so far, and Jesus Himself stated in no uncertain...