There are three main bodies of Christians in the world today: Protestants, Catholics and Eastern Orthodox. I myself am personally grateful for evangelicals who helped me come...

by Bradley Nassif

Christian Life

Eastern Orthodox

Ecclesiology (Church)

Folk Theology

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Should the Church Seek for Miracles Signs?

Hi Michael, I’ve got a very devote Eastern Orthodox friend (he left evangelicalism and converted a few years ago…he is 24…) he goes on and on about all these...

Why Are Christians So Divided? Brief Reflections on Denominations

A man was walking along San Franciscoâ€™s Golden Gate Bridge when he saw a woman about to jump off. He ran up to her, trying to dissuade her from committing suicide. He told...

by Paul Copan

Dan Wallace - Contra Mundane

Eastern Orthodox

Ecclesiology (Church)

Evangelicalism

Roman Catholicism

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The Ideal Church

Many images are conjured up in oneâ€™s mind when the topic of the ideal church is mentioned. Iâ€™m hoping to stretch the canvass and thus broaden the image that one thinks of...

Questions and Answers

Roman Catholicism

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Are You Orthodox or Heretic?

Well, this is quite a question. Are you orthodox or a heretic? Let me offer you my thoughtsÂ and then open this up for some discussion. The term orthodox can be defined in a...

James White and Myself on Dividing Line Discuss the Roman Catholic Protestant Issues

Concerning the discussion on the blogs recently, I have corresponded with James White I spoke with James White on his show The Dividing Line tonight.Â You can listen here. I...

Advice to Christian Apologists

I am going to offer advice to a field of ministry that I am both a part of and respect very much. This advice is to apologists of all Christian traditions (Protestant,...

by C Michael Patton

Dan Wallace - Contra Mundane

Eastern Orthodox

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What I have learned from the Greek Orthodox

One of the most neglected aspects of the Christian faith within Protestantism is communion. Some churches observe it only once a year; most, once a month. But in the beginning...

by Dan Wallace

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