The Events of Revelation 19-21 When we examine the seven visions of Revelation 19-21, we find that there are four events to come. The Second Coming of Jesus The Millennial Reign The Day of Judgment The New Creation We should say a word about the Second Coming, as this event is signified by the rider…
It has been said that the devil hates six chapters of the Bible more than any other. These chapters are also the ones, which seem to cause the most controversy among Christians. They are the first three chapters of the Bible and the last three. And it is, indeed, these six chapters that seem to…
Eschatology Matters As I write these articles, the world is in the middle of the so-called COVID19 pandemic. I am not intending to talk about that here, except, perhaps, to illustrate a few points. What I have noticed, in conversations, is that the outbreak is causing Christians to think and talk about end-times, in a…
How many people know the Athanasian Creed today? In the old 1662 Book of Common Prayer, in the Church of England, three creeds were printed, to be collectively read and declared by congregations. There were the Apostles’ Creed and the Nicene Creed. These were used frequently. The Athanasian Creed is longer, and was not used…
The author Gilbert Keith Chesterton had some wise things to say on the subject of evolution. While he would not be classed as a Bible-believing Christian or a young earth creationist, he certainly spotted many of the flaws behind evolutionary theory, of which he was highly critical. One of his more well-known anti-evolutionary quotes is…
William Lane Craig states the “proof”, known as the Kalam Cosmological Argument, in the following syllogism: The kalam cosmological argument may be formulated as follows: Whatever begins to exist has a cause. The universe began to exist. Therefore, the universe has a cause.1 The starting point for Lane’s argument is that he believes the first…
