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Exposing the Cult of Calvinism

I will demonstrate from Calvin's own writings that he viewed God as the author of sin.

Most writers think that the 70 Weeks Prophecy of Daniel is referring to the time of the Babylonian exile. However, a close reading of the text strongly suggests that it's referring to the end-times!

There are many people who think they are saved when they are not. False conversions abound in the religious literature. Some people mistakenly think that acts of the will, the sinner's prayer, or altar calls are signs of being born again. They are not. Many are being deceived by false teachings. In this paper, I outline the only way to regeneration and rebirth in Christ.

The baptism of the Holy Spirit refers to a Spirit baptism or a "conversion experience" where an individual has a personal existential encounter with the power of God (cf. John 3.3).

Is Praying to Saints Biblical?

The symbolic 144,000 saved believers represent both the living & the resurrected "elect" who will be raptured *after* the Great Tribulation! In other words, the 144K represent the entire church of Christ, which comprises people from every nation on earth. Therefore, their *purpose* is the same as ours, namely, to get *saved* (and not to take the mark of the beast) so that they can escape "the coming of the great and terrible day of the Lord"!

Most Biblical commentators view the "abomination of desolation" as a "religious" sacrilege, akin to the one perpetrated by Antiochus IV Epiphanes in 167 BCE when he outlawed Jewish rites and desecrated the Temple by erecting an altar to Zeus. But the "abomination of desolation" causes utter destruction through the detonation of nuclear warheads on the Temple Mount. This would certainly constitute the most horrible sacrilege in human history!

There are two views on opposite sides of the spectrum. One claims that all the wicked will be destroyed, while the other asserts that they will be saved. Both are wrong. The Bible tells us that the wicked will continue to exist. And their everlasting abode is described as an eternal place.

A Retelling of the Jesus Story

The phrase "this generation"--meaning Jesus' own generation, or the one that occurs during his own lifetime--in both Matthew 24:34 and Luke 17:25 is a reference to a future generation, not to a first-century generation.

The NT is an apocalypse, not a history. NT evidence suggests that the knowledge of Christ's coming was communicated beforehand to preselected witnesses through the agency of the Holy Spirit. It appears, then, that the theological purpose of the gospels is to provide a fitting introduction to the messianic story beforehand so that it can be passed down from generation to generation until the time of its fulfilment. It's as though NT history is written in advance!

Exposing the fallacies of Cessationism

Exposing the Cult of Calvinism

This gripping nonfiction book presents a new, groundbreaking revelation about Jesus that the Holy Spirit has disclosed to many believers but which most people don't yet know about. It's the most important book for our time! It's a must-read! Therefore, we need to pay close attention. It is of the utmost importance to grasp the gravity of the situation! Don't miss out. Get your copy now!

Read the PDF of my scholarly monograph, published in the Journal of Higher Criticism, vol. 13, no. 3 (2018).

There are various thematic motifs in both the Old and New Testament that allude to the coming of a Gentile messiah. But we must read between the lines because the intended meanings are not always directly expressed in the written texts.

A critique of the Trinitarian doctrine which asserts an ontological subordination of both the Son and the Spirit to the Father.

Christ doesn't teach us to hate our father and mother, and ourselves, but rather to love them, and our self, less than Christ. In fact, Jesus teaches us to love others and to cultivate a genuine self-love!

The Croak 500 interview with Author Eli Kittim can be viewed at the following link: https://rhondapattonauthor.wordpress.com/2018/07/06/welcome-author-eli-of-kittim/