The word abomination in the Bible has gone through a lot of reinterpretations and redefinitions. 

Some, probably many, will now go the route of saying Jesus accepted all sinners because He sat with them, therefore, this behavior is also accepted. No, He sat with sinners to show His love for them, no matter their sin, to tell them the truth, to offer open forgiveness, and to bring them to repentance.

There are many opinions regarding this topic, but nearly everyone I talk to hasn’t looked at Scripture to get the answer.

I consider it quite rude and controlling to do so. Plus. Scripture also makes this a mute argument.

I do love the odd bits in the Bible. There's the time “Tartarus” was used in the Bible. Except it wasn't.

There’s a system-wide failure happening; I always used to only think of this term in regards to Pharaoh and Moses. I never thought of its application in this modern age

I was told that self-defense for any reason was against the Bible. I be to differ.

Deliberate and intentional changing of the Bible to suit personal feelings is the hallmark making of creating a disaster film.

Before the fall of man, everything was perfect, Genesis 3:8 gave us a glimpse of this wonderful fact. It shows us that God regularly walked in the Garden of Eden with His creation.

Overwhelmingly, almost everybody used the Bible in some way to defend her husband's abuse. Many “explained” he had justified anger towards her for not satisfying his needs, and others went about putting her “in her place.”

The short answer? Nope, don't believe me? Try this one on for size.

Christians incorrectly throw the Bible around about divorce when it comes to an abusive spouse.

I want to propose a different way of looking at “be still” for anyone struggling and waiting on God.

There was a combination of cultures already being biased, superstitions, a serious lack of critical thinking, misreading of Scripture, and a

What was originally a word describing a group of people who followed Christ gathering together became a building to attend.

I keep seeing this argument pop up, and I find it both obnoxious and very ignorant. The argument is that Mary wasn’t actually a virgin, and

I have learned many things and unlearned many things. Been corrected both gently and not so gently by God, and that’s fine by me.