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Translations, external writings, and culture all play a big part in the way that theology is shaped today. But we shouldn't just accept everything without thought. It requires careful consideration.


Who Killed Jesus?
One of the largest misunderstandings in all of the New Testament, is how modern readers interpret who is responsible for the death of...
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The Sects Talk: 2nd Temple
The study of the various religious and political sects during the Second Temple period in ancient Judea offers a fascinating glimpse into...
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The Reliability of the LXX
Various historical accounts suggest that the translation of the Septuagint, commonly abbreviated as LXX, was undertaken by a differing...
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Deck the Halls with Dogmatism (Part 4)
History of Syncretism & Belief in Pagan Origins One claim made by the proponents of the Calculations Theory is correct. There is a lot of...
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Deck the Halls with Dogmatism (Part 3)
Origins of Dec 25th Christmas Celebrations One of the primary points of gridlock in the discussion of the Origins of Christmas as a...
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Deck the Halls with Dogmatism (Part 2)
When was Yeshua born? There was no agreement on when the nativity occurred in early Christianity, which is one reason for the utter...
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Deck the Halls with Dogmatism (Part 1)
The Annual Dispute The subject of Christmas and its origins is an annual discussion. In very recent years, as Autumn rounds to an end and...
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The "Year Zero" of Faith
The other day, while scrolling through the endless stream of Memes, Political posts, and News articles on social media, I happened across...
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Calendars, Cults, & Nephilim
With the end of the holiday season and the Gregorian New Year behind us, we look forward to the beginning of the Holiday cycle and the...
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Mark: Historical Commentary
Join Seamus in this podcast series as he explores the book of Mark from a much-needed historical perspective. This is the first of the...
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