For the longest time I believed these 3 lies. The Gospel is about saying a prayer so you can go to Heaven when you die. The Father turned His face away […]
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Christians: We Can End War In 2020 | Keith Giles
There are over 2.3 Billion Christians in the world today, according to most polls. In the USA, approximately 65% of Americans identify as Christians, or […]
How Christians Embraced Virgin Sacrifice | Keith Giles
Most Christians – if you ask them – will strongly deny that they believe in Virgin Sacrifice. But, if you start asking them a few specific […]
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The Inevitable Death of Evangelical Christianity | Keith Giles
Whenever I read the surveys from Christianity Today, or Baptist News, or The Christian Post about how young people are leaving the American Church in […]
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Is Jesus Right (Or Wrong)? | Keith Giles
Sometimes the simplicity of Jesus gets lost in the quagmire of today’s Christian Theology and it’s helpful to stop and ask ourselves some […]
4 Essential Elements of Reconstruction | Keith Giles
Deconstruction isn’t easy. I think anyone who has gone through it, or still going through it, can agree with that. Losing friends, fellowship and […]
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Why Is Deconstruction So Hard? | Keith Giles
Over the last 11 years, I’ve been going through the painful process of Deconstruction. And make no mistake: It IS a painful process. Losing faith […]
Behold The Lamb of God Who Keeps Reminding Us Of Our Sins | Keith Giles
It’s quite disturbing to me that so many Christian churches today are continually fixated on how sinful we all are. They constantly remind us […]
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Why Are (Some) Christians So Mean? | Keith Giles
It happens far too often. A few weeks ago my non-Christian friend shared with me a story about someone she knows who was turned away from a local church […]
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