Category Archives: Reviews

This is a review and summary on the documentary I watched on Tubi: Knox (2o15) 1514 - Knox born in Haddington, Scotland 1528 - Patrick Hamilton returning from Lutheran Germany burned as first Scottish martyr for the reformation movement. 1529 … Continue reading →

Introduction: Clear-cut definition of terms in religious matters, bold facing of the logical implications of religious views, is by many persons regarded as an impious proceeding. Meaning those who look always for a black and white terminology (i.e. fundamentalists) and … Continue reading →

In 2015, touching moment when Judge Mindy Booth recognized that the seemingly unrepentant criminal Arthur Booth was her old classmate and said something very irrelevant in the courtroom and broke him down. Preachers have done that throughout history through supernatural … Continue reading →

I was hoping it to be a good one. But when I saw Jesus was portrayed as a homeless bum, something's off. Then there's this thing with the LDS' involvement. I haven't finished the series, barely touched it. But supposedly … Continue reading →

In the 3/11/2021 show, Janet Mefferd interviewed William Federer, a supposedly historian who got quote a few things wrong, like Israel being the first literate nation because the Chinese language has thousands of characters more than the 22 letters in … Continue reading →

This is an important review. I saw the confusion between Christianity and Americanism among many Americans particular the fundamentalist influenced folks. The likes of Janet Mefferd, (maybe Kevin Sorbo as well), etc. There's a few good quotes and recollections by … Continue reading →