Atonement in Revelation
The substitutionary atonement of Jesus is the most glorious good news—the wondrous exchange.
Larry L. Lichtenwalter
How Can Miracles Be Possible?
The possibility of miracles represents a group of phenomena whose reality is often in doubt.
Kwabena Donkor
Huss and the Origins of Protestantism
Huss’s work may be regarded as a transitional stage from the earlier medieval period to the Reformation.
Trevor O'Reggio
Theistic Evolution and Biblical Creation: No Middle Ground
Theistic evolution depicts a world in which decay, predation, destruction, and death have always been present.
Greg A. King
Ellen White, Health, and the Third Angel’s Message - 2
Christians might seriously consider Ellen White’s urging to understand and follow the principles of health.
Warren A. Shipton
Miracles and Natural Law
Although naturally impossible, miracles do not need to be understood as opposing natural laws.
Glauber S. Araújo
Luther’s Idea of Church
In His wisdom, Luther believed, God had decreed the church to be the means of grace, without which no one could be saved.
Darius W. Jankiewicz