Category Archives: Theologization

So I finally found a way to make a statement...in the form of a question, to fend off the annoying friend request from Chinese 全能神 （东方闪电）cults. They appear to be all living in Italy, for reason unknown to me. And … Continue reading →

Plenty of articles out there trying to justify that the Bible speaks against curse/cuss words. I'm not talking about making profane statements or speeches which are made up of a bunch of words. I'm referring to singular word like: Fuck, … Continue reading →

Source: https://www.foxnews.com/world/pope-francis-lords-prayer-our-father-change The Catholic leader changed the phrase "lead us not into temptation" to "do not let us fall into temptation," as mentioned in the gospel of Matthew 6:13, because the original translation implies that God induces temptation. The change, officials said, is closer to … Continue reading →

Often times I hear American pastors in the pulpit demanding that congregants should follow their leaders. As if blindly. Obviously, they are not saying that this includes heretic leaders or blindly follow incompetent leaders. They are saying this under the … Continue reading →

After listening to Rev. Paul Murphy's latest sermon: The Truth about Lying, I definitely have a bone to pick, because it is unexpectedly serious. It's quite an err. WHY?!?!? I'll get to it at the end of this. I would … Continue reading →

Someone I came across on FB. His goal is to find as much market as possible in what he does. So he finds as many Christians (or basically just anyone) to friend on FB. Friends of friends, etc. Building his … Continue reading →

Ameristianity: Focus on the family will lead to devotion to God.Christianity: Focus on God will lead to devotion to the family.

Years ago, my dad introduced me to her work: Unholy Alliance: The Dangers of Mixing Pop Psychology with Christian Truth. I found it an important work because it came at a time when many Christian leaders (i.e. Serena Lin) opened … Continue reading →

A girl asked Turek, perhaps after being disappointed by her legalistic upbringing, "Do you think I would go to hell?" There could be so many better answers Turek could have given, though he did at least define hell as separation … Continue reading →