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

It wasn’t just His body that was crucified that day; it was also His heart, mind, and soul that were beaten, bloodied, and shredded.

Prophecy reveals hidden truths, and that is precisely what it is meant to do. It’s not all about the future but about clarifying the now.

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

For arguments sake, let's take religion out all together in this situation and just look at it from a human perspective - The whole thing was disgusting travesty. It doesn’t matter if it was blatant and intentional regarding the Last Supper, mixed in, or if it was “unintentional.” The whole thing was a disgusting display of what passes for a "norm" in society.

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.

Why can’t it be both? Maybe I’m wrong, but here are my thoughts. First, we are not puppets, we have free will to choose what we want.