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  • Looking For Religious (Worldview) Writers

    Looking For Religious (Worldview) Writers

    We are looking for religious writers from every worldview (yes, even atheistic or naturalistic) to write for our new newsletter. You can be located anywhere in the world. We only need one writer from each religious/denominational/confessional viewpoint. The details can be seen below. The Iron Block will be a worldview comparison concerning various topics and…

  • Tobit- Religious Self-Betterment vs. The Gospel

    Tobit- Religious Self-Betterment vs. The Gospel

    Tobit 3:1-6 Unlike Job, who rebuked his wife for accusing God of being unjust, Tobit wept because of his wife’s words and because she seemed to be correct about God’s injustice. The story identifies Tobit as walking in the ways of truth and righteousness all the days of his life (1:3). Yet, he was now…

  • Why is the Apocrypha included in the Roman Catholic Bible but not in the Protestant Bible?

    Why is the Apocrypha included in the Roman Catholic Bible but not in the Protestant Bible?

    Submit your questions using the contact form, on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or LinkedIn. The Apocrypha, a word meaning “secret writings,” is a collection if intertestamental works (written between the Old and New Testaments of the Bible) that were not included in the Hebrew Old Testament and do not meet the criterion for the New Testament.…

  • To My Friends Who Are In Spiritual Exile

    To My Friends Who Are In Spiritual Exile

    Over the past few weeks, we have introduced Matthew’s Gospel and walked through his genealogy. We will finish the genealogy in this session. In the previous sessions we discovered: Matthew’s purpose was to prove that Jesus was indeed the Jewish Messiah. Jesus’ adoption into David’s line is a significant point and fulfillment of Old Testament…