Theology

Emperor Constantine is called the first Christian emperor, but was Constantine really a Christian? While there is evidence to support that he was not, I think that the most compelling evidence suggests that he was in fact a Christian.

God's glory is heavy, as expressed biologically through the human liver and gold. Discover how the glory of God, the liver and gold are related in this article.

Many religions are based on the notion that there is a creator of life and the universe. This article is not meant to argue with beliefs, but to suggest something else to think about.

This is a study on the first three letters of the Hebrew Aleph-bet in their ancient pictograph forms. Each representative image will reveal a facet of God's goodness and character.

A look at the good, bad and ugly of the person and ministry of John Alexander Dowie.

St. Teresa of Avila offers the best advice on prayer and awakens the desire to pray. This article considers some of her best counsels on prayer.

A discussion on the enemies of archaeology & the Exodus

The final four requested items on God's list, as it concerned the Tabernacle as recorded in Exodus 25, will be visited in this article along with its connection with salvation through Jesus Christ..

Imagine a dog that never ate, drank, or aged, and who would mysteriously appear at critical moments of danger. Was St. John Bosco’s dog Grigio an angel clothed in a furry disguise?

A look at the lack of physical evidence to support the Biblical Exodus

St. Maximilian Kolbe's heroic life culminated in Auschwitz, as he gave his life to save another man from death.

The author explains how the prophecy in Isaiah 7:14 relates to the birth of Jesus Christ.

Every person has a guardian angel. Only the rarest of souls have seen them. Padre Pio saw and spoke regularly with the guardian angels of his spiritual children.

This article explores death and the afterlife according to Christian and other viewpoints.

Some saints traveled to Heaven by way of an illumined path. Others, no less holy, journeyed in darkness. These saints teach us how to bear with doubts.

In the previous article we looked that the origins of the General Baptist. In this article, we will look at the beginnings of the Particular Baptists and the Confessions of Faith that they wrote.