Welcome to the 4Truth.net blog. This blog will discuss contemporary Interfaith Evangelism and Apologetics issues facing North America. The blog writers are Mike Licona, Tal Davis and Bill Gordon. These writers have more than 50 years combined experience working in the Interfaith Evangelism and Apologetics area. We welcome suggestions for future blog topics. You can email us at PeopleGroupInterfaith@namb.net.
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O Mother in Heaven, Where Art Thou? Or “Do You Remember Mama?”
Since the time of Joseph Smith, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) has taught that all humans are literal sons and daughters of the Heavenly Father. It asserts we were the literal offspring of God in a pre-earth state before we were born of earthly parents on earth.
It has been known for some time that Freemasonry would play a prominent role in the plot of Dan Brown's new book The Lost Symbol. What was not known, until the book came out, was that Brown would reveal some of the secrets of Freemasonry to his readers.
Is Theological Liberalism Destroying The Episcopal Church?
The Denver Post recently published an article about St. George's Episcopal Church. The church is shutting its doors. A major reason behind the closing is the Episcopal denomination’s acceptance of openly homosexual clergy. The article indicates that St. George's is only the latest Episcopal church in Colorado to shut down because of the ordination of homosexual priests.
Have you ever wondered, Why do we go to church on Sunday? Does it really matter what day we go to church? Those are good questions, and at least one denomination believes we should not worship on Sunday. The Seventh-day Adventist Church (SDA) teaches that Christians should attend church on Saturday, not Sunday.
NEW YOUTH ARTICLE: Alternative Medicine? What's That?
Unfortunately, a growing number of so-called health care providers practice techniques that are highly questionable. Many of them utilize methods not based on science but on a spiritual philosophy that is both unscientific and unchristian. It's called the New Age movement.
