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The Great Pyramid is an anomaly for historians, architects, engineers, anthropologists, mathematicians, biblical scholars and Egyptians. Who made this Great Pyramid, why and when? I personally think it was built after the flood with pre-flood technology by non-Egyptians. Its knowledge was...

“There is no power but of God: the powers that be are ordained of God.” (Romans 13:1) As there are many who hold very strong opinions that christians should be involved with politics and war… I ask then... what sort of government should a Christian be part of? An atheistic government? A...

The following are some questions related to Jesus before His incarnation: How is Jesus to be considered as “the only-begotten Son”? Was the only-begotten Son of God actually born to the father before His incarnation? Was this an 'event' in time? Did this event mark the beginning...

Synopsis: The very first synod of the church outside of the first century AD is recorded to have taken place in Rome in the year 155 AD. This is aptly named The Council of Rome. This council was mainly a meeting between two influential bishops, Polycarp of Smyrna and Anicetus of Rome. They...

Unlike Preterism, which denies the second coming of Jesus; Partial Preterism holds that the …“Second coming and the resurrection of the dead …have not yet occurred.” (Wikipedia) This view, like futurists (of which I am) upholds the future coming of Jesus. One of the greatest advocates of this...

The age of the earth is determined by using clocks that have been ticking in the core, or in rocks, or in our atmosphere, ever since the earth was formed. Helium in our atmosphere is one of those clocks; because helium in our atmosphere has been accumulated by the decay process of uranium in...

When did God foreordain His only begotten son? Was it really before the foundation of the world? (1 Peter 1:19) Was it really before all things were created? (Hebrews 1:4-6) Was it when Jesus was “begotten”? (Proverbs 8:22) When God made the world “through Him and for Him”, did the...

Dionysius, bishop of Alexandria, to Dionysius, bishop of Rome. [On the Trinity] 1. There certainly was not a time when God was not the Father. 2. Neither, indeed, as though He had not brought forth these things, did God afterwards beget the Son, but because the Son has existence not from...

Hello all. I am glad to be here, I look forward to meeting some of you. I read a lot of history, particularly Church History. I like to know how our faith developed over the first few centuries after Christ, and what new roads and paths it took. I Tri