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The Rise of the Islamic Antichrist: Fact or Fiction?
by Gary DeMar

Joel Richardson, a pen name, is a prophecy writer who rejects the long-held Roman/European end-time antichrist theory made popular by the Scofield Reference Bible and later dispensational writers for what he conceives to be an Islamic/Middle Eastern end-time theory and a Muslim antichrist. He’s written several books and articles on the subject. Two books have gained a lot of attention: Antichrist: Islam’s Awaited Messiah(2006) and The Islamic Antichrist: The Shocking Truth ...Read More »

Is the New Testament Forged?
by Jerry Newcombe

Editor’s Note: By now you are aware of the pastor who burned a copy of the Koran and the reaction of some radical Muslims overseas. These advocates of the “religion of peace” killed people because a copy of their sacred book was defiled. They have no problem blowing up mosques and fellow Muslims where I’m sure copies of the Koran were present.  The reaction of political pundits is almost as. ...Read More »

The True and False New World Order
by Bojidar Marinov

“I know men and I tell you that Jesus Christ is no mere man. Between Him and every other person in the world there is no possible term of comparison. Alexander, Caesar, Charlemagne, and I have founded empires. But on what did we rest the creation of our genius? Upon force. Jesus Christ founded His empire upon love; and at this hour millions of men would die for Him.” ...Read More »

A Tale of Two Obituaries
by Eric Rauch

Pragmatism, or “going along to get along,” can reveal itself in many different ways. Three areas where pragmatism commonly rears its ugly head in the modern Church are: theistic evolution (name your flavor), church-growth, and liberal theology. While something of a catch-all, liberal theology can be defined as any movement or set of beliefs that seeks to redefine or ignore certain parts of the Bible. Liberals, in reality, seek harmony between God’s ...Read More »

True Salvation and True Judgment
by Joel McDurmon

All that has been taught so far concerning Christ’s lawsuit against Israel will be repeated in intensified form in chapter 19. Hardly a word of this chapter does not apply to that lawsuit, though in different ways. The first part is a living example of the remnant coming from among the despised classes. This part—the story of wee little Zacchaeus—could actually have been discussed in conjunction with any of the last few ...Read More »

The Admiral of the Ocean Sea
by Gary DeMar

Christopher Columbus might have remained a footnote in history, if Washington Irving, the author of “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” and “Rip Van Winkle,” had not published a three volume biography about him. Although Irving established Columbus’ rightful place in history, he also told a few fibs, the biggest one being that Columbus wanted to prove the earth was round. Actually, all the scientists and cartographers in the fifteenth century believed the earth was round, ...Read More »

Dource Code: Movie Review
by Movieology

In Source Code, one man relives the last eight minutes of another man’s life, in an attempt to find the bomber of a Chicago commuter train. As a science fiction/action/thriller movie with a generous dash of romance, Source Code is sure to appeal to a broad audience. Watch this episode of Movieology to get insideSource Code and see what worldview treasures await! ...Read More »

The Lincoln Lawyer: Movie Review
by Movieology

The Lincoln Lawyer is about a defense attorney who conducts his business from the back of his Lincoln Towncar. Attorney Mick Haller, played by Matthew McConaughey, has made a name for himself defending run-of-the-mill thugs and ruffians, but he may be in over his head defending a rich, society boy accused of rape and murder. Not sure if you should see The Lincoln Lawyer? Movieology is here to help, watch now for our verdict. ...Read More »