Summary The page “Ash Wednesday & Lent” on thebibleanswers.net critiques the Christian traditions of Ash Wednesday and Lent, arguing they lack biblical support and stem from pagan origins. It highlights: Lack of Scriptural Basis: Neither Ash Wednesday...
Summary The page “When and Where Was the Word ‘Catholic’ First Used in Combination with the Christian Church?” on thebibleanswers.net investigates the origins of the term “Catholic” in relation to the Christian Church, questioning its biblical...
Summary The page “How Long Has the Term ‘Pope’ Been Around?” on thebibleanswers.net explores the historical origins and usage of the term “pope,” arguing that it is a post-biblical development not rooted in Scripture. Here’s a brief summary:...
This is an inspiring story about a friend. The radio show “Unshackled!” has been around since 1950. Produced by Pacific Garden Mission in Chicago, it is known for being the longest-running radio drama in history. The program features true stories of people...
A friend recently asked if I believed in Sola Scriptura. The short answer is yes but a brief definition is in order. As you can see the title of this website is “The Bible Answers” but pay attention to the subtitle “Many of Life’s...
A friend recently texted me the following: It’s interesting to me, that you attribute any “good” in you/from you, as coming from “Christ within me” ~ yet any “sin emanating from you is wholly your “own sinful nature”,...
