"Behold Your Mother," by Tim Staples, "respectfully but clearly answers every conceivable Protestant objection to Mary, the M...

Some of my Reformed brothers who (like me) prefer the KJV, seem to have a very low information understanding of textual criticism. For exam...

I hear the "NASA lies" claim a few times from Flat Earth people, and it makes me wonder: does anyone actually believe Flat Earth v...

Does anyone have any questions that they would like me to address on my upcoming podcast?

One possible reason for corruption of the patristic church was the influence of outside religions, particularly the idol-heavy pagan religio...

Tyler Vela has some " Responses to Common YEC Arguments " to which I offer the following rebuttal points. The common argument is ...

Henry Newcome, in 1705, tackled the question of Ignatius and Transubstantiation, in response to a Roman Catholic priest identified as T.B.: ...

Dr Joe Mizzi has an interesting article ( link to article ) on the church fathers and transubstantiation, which includes the following: Ign...

Doctrine and Covenants, Book of Abraham 1:23, states: The land of Egypt being first discovered by a woman, who was the daughter of Ham, and ...

Our brother in Christ, Jeff Riddle, provided a follow-up post ( link to post ) responding to my previous post ( link to post ) to him. Unf...

Our brother in Christ, Jeff Riddle (JR), has posted some comments regarding James White (JW) and the real Francis Turretin (FT), which beca...

Jonah's use of "three days and three nights" repeated by Jesus in prophesying his own death, burial, and resurrection has led ...

It is a calumny to represent us as opposed to the Fathers (I mean the ancient writers of a purer age), as if the Fathers were supporters of ...

Is the fourth commandment repeated in the New Testament? The answer is both yes and no. The "no" is easy: the phrase "remem...

It is reported that Jorge Bergoglio aka Pope Francis explained that he deals with stresses (for example, "There is corruption in the V...

Patrick Madrid in "Envoy for Christ" accuses us of selective patristic quotation. He writes: Sometimes Protestant apologists try ...