By: Berit Kjos; ©1999 We are not trying to ban or censor Harry Potter books. Our aim is to answer questions from concerned parents and help them understand the threats…
By: Dr. John Ankerberg; ©1999 The grand objects of alchemy were (1) the discovery of a process by which the baser metals might be transmuted into gold and silver; (2)…
By: Dr. John Ankerberg; ©1999 “Harry Potter was a highly unusual boy in many ways. For one thing, he hated the summer holidays more than any other time of year.…
By: Dr. John Ankerberg; ©1999 Book 4 starts with murder. Tom Riddle, Sr. (Voldemort’s father) is dead. He was murdered, along with his father and mother, 50 years ago in…
By: John Ankerberg; ©1999 Poor Harry. He’s back home at the Dursleys for the school holiday. The Dursleys don’t like Hedwig, Harry’s owl; the Dursleys don’t like magic—even the word;…
By: Berit Kjos; ©1999 A set of strategic truths that exposes and counters every deception. When we “put on the whole armor,” God fills us with His life even as…
By: Dr. Ted Baehr; ©1999 Is it important to have a “philosophy of art”? Is it important to have thought out what you believe and how you convey your message?…
By: Kristin England; ©1999 New author Kristin England talks candidly about her own abortion, and the terrible emotional consequences she suffered. She found forgiveness and peace through Christ, and offers…
By: Dr. Norman Geisler; ©1999 So many people have been confused by the findings of the Jesus Seminar. Dr. Geisler explains exactly who the scholars are, their purpose, and how…
By: Dr. Ted Baehr; ©1999 Can life be reduced to a simple battle of “good vs. evil” as the Star Wars movies portray? Or is there more that Christians should…
