As the lost in the world sing the phrases below (my favourite worldly song – Open your eyes by alter bridge):   “Constantly it burdens me, hard to trust, I can’t believe…” “I lost a faith, I lost a love …” “Hard to walk this path alone, hard to know which way to...

This is an important topic ( literal one translation ) since by ignoring it, Christians have been mislead to believe that there is no more hope for the lost after this and that only an eternal hell awaits them (the lost) with no possibility of redemption. Everlasting punishment and annihilation also has created a...

Going by the principle of oneness based literal translation, (i.e. God had only one meaning to this same word {in spelling} wherever in occurs in the original Greek New Testament), by method of proof by contradiction technique, we can show that only ‘ages’ fits all the place where it occurs in the Bible perfectly...

When I first stumbled across the True Gospel (Christian Universalism as it is called today) in the website by Gary Amirault (www.tentmaker.org), some (8 – 10) years ago, I was sceptical. I thought it would be a ‘piece of cake’ to refute it since like many of you, I knew the verses in the...

‘The sentence is by the decree of the watchers, the decision by the word of the holy ones, to the end that the living may know that the Most High rules the kingdom of men and gives it to whom He will and sets over it the lowliest of men.’ (Daniel 4:17) Note that...

“But we maintain that the Power of Christ’s Cross and of His Death is sufficient for Healing and Restoration not just now and for all future ages but even those of the past.” – Origen of Alexandria   St. Jerome (342-420), the author of the Vulgate Latin Bible and whose jealousy got him into...

“Shall we sin more?”   The fact that the New Testament (NT) is so ‘long’ proves that there is more to God’s judgment in His plan to save the world through His Son. If there was ‘no hope after death’, then the NT should have only about a phrase or two like this, “Believe...

In Christianity, the ‘Jesus’ of ‘eternal hell theology’ is ‘good’, the ‘Jesus’ of ‘annihilation theology’ is ‘better’ while the ‘Jesus’ of ‘universalism theology’ is the ‘best’.   Why? Because we really ‘see Jesus’ by the way the ‘theology’ describes His actions towards His enemies. Indeed here is the above with this ‘perspective’:   In...

Consider the logic tests below which are based on Scripture:   (i) Which one sounds like a profane fable? (The Profanity Test)   “But reject profane and old wives’ fables, and exercise yourself toward godliness.” (1 Timothy 4:7)   Eternal hell (of which the Greek mythologies to other stories found elsewhere on earth across...

History has repeated itself. We are not the ‘only ones’ who will be saved by the Grace of God. We are not the ‘only ones’ whom Christ came to save. In the past, with the same set of Scriptures, the Jews (Pharisees & Sadducees) came up with all the ‘wrong’ teachings especially thinking that...