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(I spent a number of Grok sessions working on this) Torahism (also called Torah-observant Christianity or the Hebrew Roots Movement) is a modern theological perspective that teaches all followers of Jesus (often called Yeshua) — both Jewish and Gentile — are required to keep the full Law of...

Torahism is the belief that Torah observance is needed for Sanctification. I picked up that term from professor Solberg who runs the "Biblical Roots" channel on YouTube. His channel is completely dedicated to helping Messianic Jews that have gone off the deep end, and fundamentalist...

(Edit rewritten for clarity). Why You Are Not Under the Mosaic Torah You already know this if you stand in ordinary Nicene Christianity. The question still returns, usually from a Hebrew Roots or Torah-observant Messianic direction: Has the Church canceled God’s instruction? Is Torah now...

Many people are probably scratching their head at the title. It deals with the notion that the received New Testament was originally composed in Aramaic rather than Koine Greek as most Christianity has historically believed. I was 15+ years ago a strong proponent of it, until I began...

I ran a cross a funny meme of Charlton Heston saying that (thread title) when parting the Red Sea in the famous movie "The Ten Commandments". Was going to post it but don't want to be potentially hit with a term of service copyright complaint. Anyway, it did get at some of the ironies...

I've been using Grok for over a year as research, editing, and art/graphic design tool. I've had some nice successes with it, especially since I am a slow learner on using the latest tech and tend to be stopped by hurdles when it comes to learning video editing, coding and what not. The fact...

2-3 years ago, I posted this topic when it was banned much to my great surprise. So, I am redoing it, seeing how I have gotten positive feedback from my comment in a thread on the Trinity in the unorthodox doctrine board. I have used my Facebook account as a Defacto Christian Blog, where I...

Why the Traditional Resurrection Timeline Holds by Pavel Mosko One of the most common objections to the historic Christian understanding of the resurrection is this: Jesus said He would be “three days and three nights in the heart of the earth” (Matthew 12:40). A Friday afternoon crucifixion and...

I made this comment on a Protestant YouTube channel I frequent and thought it might be worth sharing here too. "The affect of awe of worship is not just a Christian thing. There was an atheist that likes to go to Christian church services for the artistic expression etc. and he could see a...

I became an Eastern Christian over 27 years ago, quite accidently. But music ended up being a big part of it, previously as a "nondenominational" Charismatic Protestant I really liked the more modern choruses that were sang in the 90s by most Pentecostals and Charismatics of that era. But I...

I've listened to a lot of pitches as far as Mystery Babylon in the Bible and I think Walid Shoebat probably makes the best one. Other ones I've heard seem to do their best to shoehorn a side they got a grudge against. I will probably also include a link to Joel Richardson first pitching his...

The Problems of Solo Scriptura I ran across this article years ago and often quote or cite it because it very succinctly points out the problems of Nude Scripture (the position many people take or assume is the proper position of the Protestant creedal belief of "Sola Scriptura"...

This thread was originally conceived as an Apologetics thread for the folks into the various "Pagan Corruption of Christianity" threads of the day but I realize that such folks are usually not open to reason. But originally, I was going to point to not only why the reasons are not just...

(Eastern Christian as in theology from the non-Latin west. Not Eastern Orthodox per see, even though I have read many EO writers, books, articles and been very positively affected by that Church Tradition). This was originally a Facebook post, actually the start of a series but I think I got...

This thread is a continuation of another I did on Christian Forums dot come over 2 years ago (History of the Trinity) but I'm going to try for it to be more focused. One of the big break throughs that has come about in recent times is our understanding of Second Temple Judaism. So what I'm...

(Opening Into from Seventh Day Adventist web site explaining this doctrine) "A Seventh-day Adventist term for the preliminary phase of the great final judgment by which God intervenes in human affairs to bring the reign of sin to a close and to inaugurate Christ’s eternal reign of righteousness...

Matthew 24:36 New King James Version No One Knows the Day or Hour 36 “But of that day and hour no one knows, not even the angels of [a]heaven, but My Father only. Revelation 16:15 15 (“Behold, I am coming like a thief! blessed is the one who stays awake, keeping his garments on, that he may not...

Satan as the Scapegoat This Blogstyle post was written to explain to the Adventists that hung around one of my Facebook groups why Christians find their doctrine of the Scapegoat objectionable. 1) Animals in the Old Testament were supposed to be "without defect", foreshadowing and...

Prologue The Following is part of a Blogging series that I did where I covered a YouTube video put out by "Answering Adventism" that covers probably the most impressive sounding Biblical proof of Seventh Day Adventists. Seventh Day Adventists presuppose a split in what Christians call "The...

I ran across this in a Facebook group posted from an online friend. Constantine and the Edict of 321 by...