By: McCarthy, James; ©2001 Roman Catholicism teaches there are two kinds of sin, namely, mortal and venial. In this month’s article, Jim McCarthy explains the Catholic definition for these two…
Genesis 6:2 W. A. Criswell, The Believer’s Study Bible: 6:2 The identity of the “sons of God” is disputed. Some interpret the term as referring to supernatural beings, followers of…
By: Jim Davis; ©2001 Doesn’t the Bible tell us not to associate with unbelievers? Well, not exactly, as Jim Davis points out. He explains what the apostle Paul tells us…
By: Dr. John Ankerberg and Dr. John Weldon; ©2001 Is it the eternal purpose of God to save those who have believed in His Son? Does the Scripture teach that…
By: James McCarthy; ©2001 A dying Catholic’s last request is for the sacraments. But why? Why do Catholics consider these rituals so powerful? Can a priest really help a person…
By: Dr. John Ankerberg and Dr. John Weldon; ©2001 In this article the authors present four doctrines related to salvation which prove, in their own way, the security of the…
By: Dr. John Ankerberg and Dr. John Weldon; ©2001 So far in this series we have discussed why the doctrine of eternal security is important, the meaning of the term…
By: Dr. John Ankerberg; ©2001 Among other questions, Drs. Ankerberg and Geisler tackle the question: if even mass murderers occasionally get a parole-review, how come hell is not appealable? Previous…
By: Mike Gendron; ©2001 Many former Catholics have described their experience of going to weekly Mass as a prison sentence, something they had to do in order to avoid the…
By: Mike Gendron; ©2001 Islam and Roman Catholicism have more in common than you might imagine. Mike Gendron gives examples of where both teach similar things—in direct contradiction to the…