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Around 500 hundred years ago at the dawn of the Reformation, the topic that was ferociously debated between Protestants and Roman Catholics was how a person was saved from their sins. [...]

I was once told by one of my non-Calvinist friends that what we believe about predestination, the extent of the atonement of Christ, and how we are “born again” is inconsequential for how we live [...]

What does is mean that we have received “the righteousness of God through faith in Jesus Christ” (Romans 3:22)? What does it mean that God “has clothed me with the garments of salvation; he has [...]

Throughout history, prayer has often been misunderstood. Jesus himself critiqued certain methods of prayers during the Sermon on the Mount. The Pharisees prayed to receive honor and acclamation [...]

Recently, five other friends and I visited Brigham Young University and Salt Lake Temple in Utah to share the gospel with Mormons. The Mormon religion is a formidable opponent of Christianity. [...]

A popular preacher and author wrote this in one of his books: On the last day, God will not acquit us because our good works were good enough, but he will look for evidence that our good [...]

In recent years, charismatic theology has grown in prevalence in modern American Evangelicalism. Christians, today, are exposed to charismatic teachings on a regular basis. If you watch [...]

Now that we have discussed the nature of the soul, let’s end with Augustine’s hope for the individual and society. In his great work, City of God, he makes the distinction between the two groups [...]

Now that we have established a foundation of why Augustine believes what he believes, let’s now examine Augustine’s view of the nature of the soul through his epistemological lenses. Augustine [...]

First, we will examine Augustine’s epistemology. Epistemology is the branch of philosophy that studies the limits and validity of knowledge in nature. Now, it’s very important that we look at his [...]