Scripture and evidence
Orthodox Corruption
When the gift of the Holy Spirit had been poured out on the day of Pentecost, Peter announced, “Let all the house of Israel therefore know for certain that…
Core Articles
Modern Christians owe a debt of gratitude to the early church. Her legacy of courage under persecution stands to this day as a bold testimony of faith.…
A total of 15 letters were allegedly written by Ignatius. The fact that neither Eusebius (300 AD) nor Jerome (495 AD) makes reference to the first 8…
Constantine the Great died in 337, leaving Constantius II, who favored Arianism, as emperor in the East, and Constans, who favored Nicea, as emperor in the…
Presented in this article is a catalog of citations that demonstrate the “Orthodox” church fathers of the early centuries before Nicaea were predominantly…
Early on and through the centuries, Christianity functioned as a cult, with secrets only given to initiates (Catechumen). This is illustrated in Michael…
The understanding and practice of communion, or the Eucharist, stand as a significant point of corruption within Christianity. For centuries, dominant…
The traditional Bible canon is not a sacred given, but a product of later church politics and compromise. The collection of New Testament books we inherited…
The doctrine of the Trinity – the belief that one God exists as three co-equal, co-eternal Persons (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) – occupies a central place…
