Christianity is too judgmental, too strict.  We must drop such dogma if we are to live as free people in a just society.  You have heard this said before.  You may have thought it yourself.  This impression is false and … Continue reading →

Author Michael Snow argues against our stereotypical politics in Christian Pacifism: Fruit of the Narrow Way showing from a personal, historical, and theological perspective that the biblical position is far from hawkish as we’d assume in this era of preemptive war. Continue reading →

Adam’s Chart of History is a “must-have” for anyone interested in history or massively detailed time lines. Continue reading →

Isaac Newton’s Extensive Theological Writings

Isaac Newton is renowned as one of the greatest scientists of all time, but many are not aware that he spent more time writing about theology than about physics.  Now you can see digitized versions of his biblical commentaries thanks … Continue reading →

Surviving a War vs. Surviving in Eternity

It took a while, but I finally came to grips with the fact that God instilled in me a military bent.  As such, I occasionally find myself drawn to reading books on military science, military history, and inspirational war memoirs … Continue reading →

Clarence Larkin’s illustrations on the Book of Revelation and Daniel’s vision stand out among his many books and illustrations as a model for us to follow. Continue reading →