REBUTTALS

The Claim The Deuterocanonical books (7 books not in the protestant Bible) are often criticized for teaching questionable doctrines, such as the use of magic (Tobit 6:5-9), prayers for the dead (2 Maccabees 12:43-46), and intercessory visions (2 Maccabees 15:11-16). However, similar themes appear in the Protocanonical (traditional Old Testament) books, which are not questioned […]

Introduction I recently listened to Timothy Easley’s podcast episode, “The OT Canon in the 1st Century,” on Sermon Audio, and I found it to be an insightful and engaging discussion on the development of the Hebrew Scriptures. Easley presents a well-structured argument about the tripartite division of the Old Testament and its acceptance in the

I recently came across an apologetic website by an author named James Attebury. First, I want to encourage readers to check it out, as I believe it is a great blog for apologetics. Second, I came across an article titled, The Sadducees on the Old Testament Canon. In this post, I will be responding to

Who or What Is The Rock In Matthew 16:18?  In this post, I want to examine a popular Christian apologetic site, Compelling Truth.  Compelling Truth is a network site of the popular “Got Questions” ministry. I was recently researching rebuttals to who or what the rock is Matt 16:18, and I had come across this

This post is not so much a rebuttal, as it is the answer to the following question. I’ve seen this question posed to multiple Christians over the last few years and wanted to offer a response to it.  “The bible says in Hosea 11:9 that god is not a man. In Numbers 23:19 he is

I want to share with you one of the most outrageous and absurd claims I’ve ever encountered from a defender of the Mormon faith.  In a recent post, Colton Miller argues that if Joseph Smith is a false prophet due to unfulfilled prophecies, then the same reasoning would apply to Jesus.  He references Matthew 24:34,

In this post, I want to address the claims that some scholars and LDS members make to suggest there are strong shreds of evidence of preexisting indigenous populations in the book of Mormon. In this rebuttal, I will address this Sun Stone article, “DNA Strands In The Book of Mormon” By Blake T. Ostler.  In

The Catholic Church did not establish an infallible canon of Scripture until the Council of Trent in 1546, a decision shaped significantly by the Protestant Reformation. Importantly, this infallible canon aligns precisely with the earlier determinations made by the Councils of Rome, Carthage, and Hippo. Prior to Trent, councils such as Hippo (393) and Carthage

One video I’d like to respond to is from Gavin Ortlund from Truth Unites, titled, “Why Mary’s Assumption is Indefensible”, you can find the link here:                               https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skuBFLns8WA In around the 41:00-44:00 minute marks of the video, Gavin introduces ” The Relative Clause Argument” in the

A recent post from a Twitter or “X” evangelical Christian named Indiana Brunner recently got popular. This individual and  I communicated for several months on the subject of Catholicism,  however recently he blocked me and has posted some insane anti-catholic positions.  I thought I’d shed some light on some of his arguments and explain why