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Remember the believer's first rule for interpreting the Bible: Always compare Scripture with Scripture.

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Darwinism is a hopeless philosophy that leaves all to time and chance. In stark contract, the Christian message is one of God's governing human history, working out His eternal purpose.

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Why does God command His remnant to put unrepentant sinners out of the church and back into the world?

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The One whom Christ sent to act in His place in the Church on earth is not the Pope of Rome, but God the Holy Spirit indwelling every true believer.

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The evidence is that she did. Mary in Acts is not the Roman Catholic caricature, but a humble witness for Christ.

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The word translated "perfect" in Colossians 1:28 literally means being complete, a finished product, lacking nothing. The idea, in context, is maturity.

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Postmodernism has influenced Bible translation and publishing in significant ways - none of them good.

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A look at the original Greek of the New Testament gives the answer.

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Most people say, 'Stephen in the book of Acts' - but actually the first Gospel martyr lived 4,000 years earlier.