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Not by Scripture Alone
Jim Blackburn
In 1947, a group of Christians in Nebraska formed a fellowship known today as the Berean Church Fellowship. The name of the group is borrowed...
Friends in High Places
Tim Staples
Protestants usually voice four main objections about praying to saints:If we are supposed to pray to saints, why does Jesus command us to pray...
Judge Not?
Jim Blackburn
As an apologist at Catholic Answers I often get calls and e-mails from people dealing with the immoral behavior of others who are close to them...
According to Scripture
Tim Staples
"If a teaching isn’t explicit in the Bible, then we don’t accept it as doctrine!" That belief, commonly known as sola scriptura, was a central...

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