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From the Publisher... Reading the Book
David Hulme

Is it time for you to investigate the literal truth of the world to come? If all things are to be restored, wouldn't you want to live in such a world?

Posted January 20, 1998 | 0 comments
Back to (All) the Bible
David Hulme

More and more scholars are re-examining the widely-held disregard for God's law.

Posted November 27, 1997 | 0 comments
Scholars Take Up Paul's Cause
David Hulme

A new willingness is evident among scholars to admit that the traditional characterization of Paul as a rebel against the law is deeply flawed.

Posted November 26, 1997 | 0 comments
Rediscovering Christianity: Scholars Have Second Thoughts
David Hulme

For centuries an ingrained bias has influenced scholars' and theologians' views of both the Old and New Testaments. Some are now realizing and correcting that error.

Posted November 25, 1997 | 0 comments
From the Publisher... Reading the Book
David Hulme

The Bible is the inspired word of God- reading it is vital.

Posted November 20, 1997 | 0 comments
Utopia Fantasy or Future Reality
David Hulme

What kind of utopian world does this Being foretell? He speaks of a world that addresses all the stated threats to human survival. According to the Worldwatch Institute, civilization faces three imminent limits...

Posted January 10, 1997 | 0 comments
Reexamining the Roots of Christianity
David Hulme

Although education is valuable, is everything we learn worthy of acceptance at face value? Do our teachers always tell us the truth? Or do they sometimes pass on preconceived ideas learned from their teachers?

Posted November 11, 1996 | 0 comments
The Year 2000 Doomsday or the Age of Aquarius
David Hulme
Lunar eclipse - The Year 2000—Doomsday or the Age of Aquarius?

One of the world's best-selling books in recent times is The Late Great Planet Earth, the work of a religious author who has attempted a prophetic explanation of future geopolitical events from a biblical perspective. For some, their fascination with prediction is ever present and insatiable, and, while many others publicly discount the efforts of the end-time prognosticators, they themselves are privately curious about such forecasts.

Posted January 4, 1996 | 0 comments
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