Did Christians Formulate a Doctrine of the Trinity Before the Council of Nicaea?

Many people believe that the Council of Nicaea in the year 325 was the first time people talked about the doctrine Trinity in a clear way. Some go so far to say that those at the council invented the idea! Is there any truth to this? Thankfully, no. Besides there being an incredible amount ofContinue reading “Did Christians Formulate a Doctrine of the Trinity Before the Council of Nicaea?”

On the Day of the Death of the Pope

The Reformation was not for nothing. The martyrs who died opposing the Pope did not die for nothing. It was good that the millions of souls who languished under the captivity of that anti-Christ system were freed, able to read the Bible for themselves and in their own language. The Pope replaced Christ as headContinue reading “On the Day of the Death of the Pope”

The Villain of World War Two

The facts and quotes in this article come mainly from three sources: the memoirs of Churchill, the journals of Stalin, and Viktor Suvorov’s book Icebreaker: Who Started World War Two. I have no intention of trying to wade through the massive amounts of commentary made on Tucker Carlson’s interview with Darryl Cooper. Nor do IContinue reading “The Villain of World War Two”

Announcing Subscribers Only Posts

Due to radical changes of attitudes towards free speech, I have decided to launch a new series of posts, coming out every week. While these changes to our cultural and political landscape have motivated me to write these posts, they have also forced me to make all such posts subscribers only. Subscribing is free, andContinue reading “Announcing Subscribers Only Posts”