Matthew 5:17-20 And The KJV

Who were the Anabaptists? What did they believe? What happened to them? Find out here;

In a few weeks the Reformation will turn 501 years old. But there are some Reformers you may know little or nothing about. Meet them here.

Is the KJV the only Bible that isn't copyrighted? Would this make it "God's words" and all other Bibles "man's words"?

What happens when a student does exegesis or theology without encountering God? What happens when students seek encounter with the Divine apart from God's revelation of Himself?

How should we read the texts in the New Testament about Slavery? I offer seven suggestions here;

Did A Slave Ever Deserve A Good Beating? Are the texts in the NT that demand that slaves submit to their slave-owners a valid objection to the Christian faith? You decide.

Can modern translations like the NIV be accused of trying to "remove the doctrine of believer's baptism" because they don't include Acts 8:37 in the text? Examine the evidence, and decide for yourself.

The Risen Jesus is the Absolutely Central Tenant of the Christian Faith. If he is not alive, we have no faith. But this isn't true of every Christian doctrine. Some doctrines are true, but not central to the Christian faith.

If a modern translation doesn't have "Lucifer" at Isaiah 14:12, does this mean it is part of a satanic conspiracy to replace Satan and Jesus? You decide.