Is Islam a Religion of Peace and Tolerance? It Depends on What Sources Are Cited
So let's look at the sources themselves.
Crossway Publishers is graciously providing a free pdf copy of The Final Days of Jesus to readers of Christ Over All for the month of April.
So let's look at the sources themselves.
Will the 2026 SBC president be Josh Powell or Willy Rice? Here is a ten-point comparison to help you make an informed decision.
What do furries have in common with young Eastern Orthodox converts? Find out as we review our articles critiquing Eastern Orthodoxy in May and anticipate unmasking Islam in the West this June.
If you've never heard of Eastern Orthodoxy, here are some things you should know.
Enter an Eastern Orthodox church, and you are met with walls covered in icons, clouds of incense, burning candles, and worshipers kissing sacred images. For Protestants, the conclusion is unavoidable: this is idolatrous worship.
Some SBC churches don't ordain women as pastors, but they ask them to exercise a "gift of shepherding." But does the New Testament rend the office of elder-pastor from the gift of shepherding?
This is why young Christian men are journeying toward Eastern Orthodoxy, and the story of why one didn't make it there.
Eastern Orthodoxy's second most popular online personality is Josiah Trentham, author of Rock and Sand: An Orthodox Appraisal of the Protestant Reformers and Their Teachings. This is our appraisal of his appraisal.
What do you feel when you hear "The Orthodox Catholic Church is the one true church outside of which there can be no salvation"? Concern? Unease?
One of the great attractions of Eastern Orthodoxy for many young men is its emphasis on masculinity and its claim to an unbroken tradition. But are those claims true? And can Protestantism offer the same stability, seriousness, and rootedness that many men are seeking?
Why do some Evangelicals flirt with Eastern Orthodoxy? This article lays out a diagnosis and a proposed cure.
What aspects of the gospel do the Eastern Orthodox most need to hear, and what happens if they don’t hear them?
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