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THE OLD AND NEW APOSTLES The movements known as the NEW APOSTOLIC CHURCH and the OLD APOSTOLIC CHURCH have no association with any other orthodox Christian organisation - Pentecostal or otherwise. The term "Apostolic" is used to emphasise the claim that they are a truly "Biblical" movement, headed and governed by "Apostles" as in New Testament times. As a point of interest, we shall note that they have a surprising likeness to Roman Catholicism in their church governmental system. Who are they? And what do they believe? the Old and New Apostles: What Do They Believe? compares the teaching ...

Jehovah's Witnesses is the name by which this group is most popularly recognised. They are also known as "The Millennial Dawn", "The International Bible Students Association" and "The Watchtower Association". They also use the titles "Metropolitan Pulpit", "Brooklyn Tabernacle Pulpit" and "Watchtower Bible and Tract Society". Who are they? And what do they believe? Jehovah's Witnesses: What Do They Believe? compares the teaching of this group with basic fundamental Biblical doctrine. This eBook is not designed to ridicule or scorn the teaching of those who differ in faith and doctrine, but ...

Similar to other Bible-based religious cults, the Watchtower Bible and Tracy Society had prophesied the end of the world for the year 1975. During that time, the Jehovah's Witnesses were actually encouraged to sell their homes and property in preparation for "the end." While many Witnesses were busy selling their homes and property, the Watchtower Society was purchasing property in Brooklyn, New York the same year the world was supposed to end. This book details the stories of fictitious characters set in a historic setting documented by the Watchtower Society's own literature. When the end...

Of all the present-day groups the SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST movement is the nearest to Biblical Christianity. It's differences are very subtle and not easily recognisable and we share many doctrines fundamental to the Faith. Who are they? And what do they believe? Seventh Day Adventists: What Do They Believe? compares the teaching of this group with basic fundamental Biblical doctrine. This eBook is not designed to ridicule or scorn the teaching of those who differ in faith and doctrine, but to examine teaching that claims to either hold to orthodox Biblical Christian doctrine or claim that ...

TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION (T.M. to its devotees) claims more than 15,000 "converts" a month. Posters and pamphlets inviting one to free introductory lectures promise "True Peace of Mind without Pills" ... "Freedom from Depression" ... "Personality Fulfilment" .. "A fruitful thought life" ... "A new depth o.f physical relaxation and health" ... calmness, super-energy and co-ordination. Who are they? And what do they believe? Transcendental Meditation: What Do They Believe? compares the teaching of this group with basic fundamental Biblical doctrine. This eBook is not designed to ridicule or ...

THE MORMON MOVEMENT The "Mormons" prefer to be called "The Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-Day Saints." They are divided into two major groups - The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (with headquarters in Salt Lake City, Utah).. and The Reorganised Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (with headquarters in Independence, Missouri. Each charge the other as being "schismatic" and each claim to be "the true church." The Mormons are very zealous evangelists and encourage their young people to dedicate two years of their lives to missionary work on a self-supporting basis. ...

Christadelphians claim to be ardent students of the Bible and their name means "Brethren of Christ". They are not always easily identified, but their advertising sometimes appears under the title "Berean Bible Students" or "Enlightening Truths". Their church services are often advertised in our local newspapers under the heading "Back to the Bible" and their literature is published under the name "Gospel Proclamation Society" or "Gospel Publicity League". Who are they? And what do they believe? Christadelphians: What Do They Believe? compares the teaching of this group with basic ...

Nostradamus predicted the re-election of Donald Trump! It was because of this new finding in his prophecies that this second edition became mandatory. It is now clear that Nostradamus foresaw the rise to power of Trump. But why would a 16th century astrologer pay any attention to a 21st century president of the United States? Because Donald Trump in his first term in office set into motion the probable downfall of democracy and put in place the structure on which to build an autocratic state. He carried through with this plan in his second administration. This is critically important to the...

Every committed Christian is bombarded every day with Bible Difficulties. Many of them despair at not being able to give an answer. Here is a Compact Handbook that will make this task very easy. The thousands of seemingly different Bible Difficulties that people bring up every day can be classified into less than a dozen categories. That's all!! This book explains these categories and how to handle them. ANYONE can master these categories and can easily answer as much as 95% of the questions that come up. The highly experienced authors have more than 1 MILLION copies of their Apologetics ...

The writer of the Book of Ecclesiastes in the Old Testament said that "there is no new thing under the sun" (Eccl. 1:9) and students of church history never cease to be amazed that the same theories and philosophies arise from time to time in the Church of Jesus Christ. The ONENESS doctrines, which, we are told, have come as a result of a present-day "revelation", are, in reality, a revival of old errors, which were propagated and developed during the early centuries of the Christian era. These old discredited theories were rejected then because they were weighed and found wanting - and, ...

One of the most amazing stories in the history of the Church of Jesus Christ concerns the WORLDWIDE CHURCH OF GOD. Never before in the history of Christianity has there been such a complete move to orthodox Christianity by un unorthodox fringe church. This group has done a complete turnabout since the death of its Founder and Leader, Herbert W. Armstrong, who died in 1986. They have abandoned all their former doctrinal and legalistic teaching and are busy transforming themselves into an evangelistic denomination. Who are they? And what do they believe? The Plain Truth: What Do They Believe?...

Un joven ingenuo llamado Brock Talon viaja a la sede mundial de los testigos de Jehová en la ciudad de Nueva York en busca de un paraíso espiritual. Pero las cosas no son en absoluto lo que espera. Una vez allí, se encuentra con una criatura llamada The Hanger Man, un tipo lloroso llamado Big Tex y una linda chica con pechos épicos. También se encuentra con el ícono de la música Michael Jackson, un bicho raro llamado Mr. Coffee y varios otros habitantes de ese lugar único llamado Bethel. Únete a Brock mientras se codea con los poderosos líderes de la fe, explora los misterios del ...

Freemasonry has been defined as "a system of morality veiled in allegory and illustrated by symbols", founded in the purest principles of piety, virtue, brotherly love, relief and trust. It is viewed by man as a friendly society or fraternity for mutual help and relief in time of need ... a movement providing good fellowship, a sense of belonging, undertaking many charitable acts ... an exclusive club with some secret rituals. ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS (their full name) is reputed to be one of the largest and oldest fraternal (brotherly) organisations in the world and Freemasons are ...

The Concise Oxford Dictionary defines this movement as "A system of combating disease, etc., without medical treatment by mental effect of a patient's Christian faith". A close study of this cult, however, leaves one with the distinct impression that it is neither "Christian" nor "scientific". The "Christian Science Church" claims most emphatically that it holds the true Christian position, but a comparison with basic fundamental Biblical doctrine shows that it is the very opposite of what Jesus taught. Who are they? And what do they believe? Christian Science: What Do They Believe? ...

The Jehovah’s Witnesses are known for many things, such as their refusal to celebrate birthdays and holidays, their aggressive door-to-door campaign and their stance against honoring national symbols such as the flag; however, these issues pale in comparison to what is hidden within the pages of its publications. What lies within the pages of the Watchtower’s literature is its deep-seated connection to the world of the Occult. The Occult has found a permanent home in the Watchtower organization’s theology, its colorful illustrations and its Bible, The New World Translation; and it has...

Eastern religions cover a very diverse field of study. This examination of their beliefs presents only a simplified outline of their teaching as compared with basic Christian doctrine. We have ignored the major distinctions between Hinduism and Buddhism, for example, concentrating on certain underlying ideas common to all Eastern thought. Who are they? And what do they believe? Eastern Religions: What Do They Believe? compares the teaching of this group with basic fundamental Biblical doctrine. This eBook is not designed to ridicule or scorn the teaching of those who differ in faith and ...

The UNIFICATION CHURCH, or "The Moonies" as they are commonly known, have a thriving work in South Africa, with their headquarters in Hillbrow and a Moonie Farm near Muldersdrift. (Sunday Times 7/6/1981). A religious-political Cult, the Unification Church was founded by the Rev. SUN MYUNG MOON in Korea in 1954. Who are they? And what do they believe? Moonies: What Do They Believe? compares the teaching of this group with basic fundamental Biblical doctrine. This eBook is not designed to ridicule or scorn the teaching of those who differ in faith and doctrine, but to examine teaching that ...

El origen de los postulados que conforman la columna vertebral del protestantismo se encuentra en las antiguas herejías. A pesar de esto; en el protestantismo, con sus equivocaciones; hay luces. La vida de entrega y el corazón limpio ha salvado a muchos de caer en las profundidades del abismo...aunque no a todos... Guiados por la doctrina de la interpretación privada de las sagradas escrituras algunos se han desviado irremediablemente. Apariciones y ángeles; visiones y profecías. Un "nuevo camino" les ha sido revelado y la vieja promesa se ha renovado. "...llegaran a ser como Dios..."

Christian Apologetics is a fascinating field. It is easy to hear an apologetic lecture, but needs a lot of tools if one has to get down into doing it oneself. This book introduces the tools and the preparation needed for success in Christian Apologetics. More than 50,000 distributed already!

Samyaza did not fall—he descended. And he brought the fire with him. In this searing, poetic, and spiritually dangerous book, Frater Merovingia channels the voice of Samyaza—the leader of the Watchers, the rebel angel who chose humanity over heaven. Far from the myth of shame and punishment, Samyaza emerges as a sacred guide of forbidden knowledge, visionary rebellion, and luminous defiance. Inside, you’ll find: Channeled transmissions from Samyaza himself—raw, mythic, unapologetic Rituals designed to awaken ancestral memory, challenge spiritual repression, and reclaim lost ...