Hassan Combating Cult Mind Control
By Steven Hassan
Hassan’s work studies modern day cults and how they recruit and control (and retain) their members, explaining how they function.
Posted by David Cox on March 26, 2023
Posted in Cults-False-Religions
Hassan Combating Cult Mind Control
By Steven Hassan
Hassan’s work studies modern day cults and how they recruit and control (and retain) their members, explaining how they function.
Posted by David Cox on February 17, 2023
Posted in C • Doctrine
Cleveridge Bible Doctrines is a smaller doctrines book 71 pgs which is a good overview of doctrine for new believers.
Posted by David Cox on February 16, 2023
Posted in Campbellites • J | Tagged With: Campbellism, Church of Christ, Disciples of Christ
Jeter Campbellism Examined is an evaluation of Campbellism, the Church of Christ.
By Jeremiah B. Jeter
Alexander Campbell (1788-1866) was a U.S. religious leader and one of the founders of the Disciples of Christ and Churches of Christ. Born in County Antrim, Ireland, he was the son of Thomas Campbell (1763-1854), a Presbyterian minister who urged Christian unity. In 1807 Thomas Campbell emigrated to America, where he formed the Christian association of Washington, Pennsylvania, to promote “simple evangelical Christianity” as the way to church union. Following a breach with Presbyterianism he produced a Declaration and Address for the association in 1809. Alexander Campbell, after a year at the University of Glasgow, emigrated with the rest of the family in 1809 to join his father. Like his
father, he espoused Christian unity and emerged as the leader of a movement for religious reform. He began preaching, without a salary, in 1810 and married in 1811, settling in what is now Bethany, West Virginia. Biblical study led him and his followers to adopt baptism by immersion in 1812, and in 1813 they joined the Baptists; but tension on other issues led him to break with the Baptists in 1830. In 1832 Campbell’s followers, known as Disciples, or Christians (nicknamed Campbellites), joined Kentucky “Christians” under Barton W. Stone (q.v.) to form the Disciples of Christ, or Christian Church.
Posted by David Cox on February 11, 2023
Posted in Church History
ANF03. Latin Christianity: Its Founder, Tertullian
by Philip Schaff
This is a large PDF over 1067 pages long. It focuses on Tertullian, a father of post biblical Christianity. Even the table of contents is so large that I only reproduce part of it to give you an idea of what is in it.