499 years ago today, Martin Luther, a German theologian, nailed to the door of the All Saints' Church in Wittenberg, Germany, his 95 theses as a protest to the church’s practice of indulgences. Unintentional at that time by Luther, this would launch the beginning of what is called the Protestant Reformation which resulted a division... Continue Reading →
Est-ce que Jésus a obéi à Sa mère?
(English below) En parlant avec les Catholiques concernant la position de Marie dans l’église, la majorité citait Jean 2 comme exemple pour montrer comment Marie a une position élevée dans le ciel et comment Jésus écoute les requêtes de Sa mère. Le but de mon article est de répondre à la question: Est-ce que Jean... Continue Reading →
Les Traditions Religieuses
Est-ce que vous adorez Dieu ou la tradition?Lorsque j’écrivais cet article nous sommes dans la saison de Noël. Beaucoup de familles ont des traditions à Noël. Les repas familiaux, décorer l'arbre de Noël, etc. Comme je pensais à ça, je me suis rappelé ce que Jésus a dit concernant les traditions. «Pourquoi tes disciples transgressent-ils... Continue Reading →
Evangelical Syncretism: Rethinking the Reformation
This is a hot topic where I live. I truly think bible-believing Christians need to know the facts behind this debate. Sometimes this issue is like the elephant in the room that no one speaks about. Sometimes we need to talk about the elephant. This article by John MacArthur is a good help. Evangelical Syncretism:... Continue Reading →
Respect and Unity: Not The Same Thing
There is great confusion today when it comes to the word unity. In religious conversation, this word has become one of the main topics of discussion. Whether between two completely different religions like Christianity and Islam, or between two religions of similar background like Protestantism and Catholicism, there are many who are using and promoting... Continue Reading →