The first World War seemed to explode quite decisively the eschatology of inevitable progress, and led to deep-seated uncertainty as to the rightness of the anthropocentric view of religion which had ...

The spirit of antichrist was already at work two thousand years ago when John penned these words. The phrase “come in the ...

I also realize that it’s a much happier thought to believe that all current Christians from around the world will not have to ...

What basic Christian tenet, doctrine or word have you struggled to “translate” into plain speech? That question is part of an essay prompt I’m considering for a July writing workshop with Kathleen ...

From the standpoint of Bible-controlled theology, the neo-orthodox revolt against liberalism’s theology of immanence (which minimized or virtually eliminated the transcendence of God) must be ...

“The Peculiar People,” as Mormons call themselves, have often found that their peculiar doctrines put them at odds with their fellow citizens—and once again there is trouble in Zion. Today, the ...

The Catholic Church is in the midst of an existential crisis. Can the church be changed — modernized into harmony with evolving norms on justice and mercy? Or must religious doctrine remain the same ...

Ethiopian cities changed their signboards to “Shincheonji Church of Jesus.” Pastors pledged unity through the Revelation teachings. This milestone follows Pastor Asefa’s seminars, with 181 more ...

Renlund’s discussion of Latter-day Saints’ knowledge and ignorance of Heavenly Mother, brief as it is, violates vital Latter-day Saint teachings about prayer, revelation, and even the role of women.

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