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What relationship exists between God’s law and the character of God? Can anyone change God’s laws? One of the Antichrist’s identifying features is that it will change times and laws. Has the Antichrist done this? Has a new authority taken the place of God?
Are the human rights God-given, as the Pope has said? Are they based on God’s laws, or on something else? If they’re not based on God’s laws, whose laws are they? What god is the authority behind them? Who is behind the morality that’s being legislated all over the world today? This is the issue facing humanity today: Who has authority over my moral choices? Is it the God of heaven? Or another god?
Who is the little horn of Daniel 7? Why were the reformers so certain of Antichrist’s identification that one of them, Georg Nigrinus, could say that the Bible was so clear about Antichrist’s features that his identification was unmistakable and “as true as it is that Jesus is the Messiah”?
What is Protestantism and what does it mean to be a Protestant? In this video, Professor Walter J. Veith looks at the history of Protestantism and reformed theology. Learn where the church began to stray from Biblical teachings and what has happened in recent times to confuse Protestant thinking. If the reformers were right and the modern theologians are wrong about the little horn and Antichrist’s identity, it must be one of the greatest deceptions of all time that has come upon the world.
Must there always be conflict between Christians and evolution? Are science and religion compatible? Is it possible to be a Christian evolutionist? More than 15 000 Christian clergy who have signed the Clergy Letter Project believe it is. Many feel that to reject evolution is to choose scientific ignorance. Is that the case?
Though Charles Darwin started off in his academic career with the goal of becoming a clergyman, he couldn’t reconcile the idea of a beneficent Creator with the violence he saw in the natural world. He concluded that Scripture was not a reliable source of information, there was no revelation and never had been, and there was no God.
In this video, Professor Walter J. Veith looks at genes and the factors that influence their expression. Might Darwin have come to a different conclusion had he know what we know now?
In making peace with Rome, have Protestants given up their loyalty to King Jesus and said, “We have no king but Caesar”? This video concludes analysis of “From Conflict to Communion” with a look at transubstantiation, papal infallibility, and the Lutheran church’s rejection of Luther’s identification of the pope as Antichrist.
In “From Conflict to Communion” Lutherans deny that their church originated with the Reformation and have apologized for their very existence. In admitting to guilt for “damaging the unity of the church” they are denying the Holy Spirit’s involvement in the Reformation.
This video demonstrates that none of the issues of the Reformation have been resolved. Learn why the time has come for those who’ve been crushed by the iron foot of Rome to make a choice and to stand either with the King of kings or with the king of this earth.
Has the surrender of Protestantism set the stage for last day events? For unity with Rome, Protestants have cast aside key Bible doctrines. But at what cost? And what will the results be?
In a highly significant move, Lutherans were the first of the Protestants to sign “From Conflict to Communion” and are working toward full visible unity with the Roman Catholic Church. Because the prophecies that were understood by the Reformers have been rejected, there is now a vagueness about what is happening in the world and Christians seem unaware of the danger signs.
Were the issues that sparked the Protestant Reformation resolved by Vatican II or have they intensified? Look at the issues and decide for yourself.
What is the history of Jesuit drama? What is the connection between Jesuit theater and today’s entertainment industry? Revelation 13:3 says, “All the world wondered after the beast”. The word “wonder” implies a captivation of the mind. One of the most powerful weapons of deception that Satan has in his arsenal is entertainment media.
What are the modern-day manifestations of Jesuit theater? How is it shaping modern thinking and setting the stage for the last great conflict between Christ and Satan? The world seems hypnotized by on-screen entertainment. Discover the role Jesuit drama has played in setting the stage for last day events.
What role has Jesuit education played in Satan’s war strategies against Christ and His people? How do the military orders of the Roman Catholic Church operate? What was the purpose of the creation of the Jesuit Order? And what has this got to do with Gnosticism and its entrance into the church?
The Jesuit Order was ousted from most European nations in the 18th century and was finally banned by the Pope himself in 1773, only to be reinstated in 1814. What happened there? Might “The Art of War” shed some light on this subject? What have the Jesuits accomplished since that period in their history? Military orders such as the Knights of Malta and the Jesuits are in positions of great power and influence today. What are they accomplishing through events we hear about in the news? What are their plans? Will they succeed? Find out!
Jesus told us to watch the prophetic signs of the end so that we won’t be caught by surprise. One of those signs is the talk of peace and safety by world leaders as they make plans for a better world and work for religious unity. What was accomplished by the World Alliance for Peace Summit in the push for unity of religions?
The final confrontation between Christ and Satan is opening before our eyes. Who are the two key players of Revelation 13 who are acting their parts in these last days? These are the ones to watch if we are to avoid being taken in the snare. This introductory lecture sets the stage for an examination of Bible prophecy, history and current world events to show us where we are and where we’re heading.
Has the Protestant Reformation lost its relevance? Why do Protestants not know or care about the issues Protestant Christian martyrs were willing to die for? This presentation is a call to return to the Reformation principles upon which so many stood and died--a rekindling of the Reformation.
Professor Walter J. Veith reviews the sacrifice of four almost-forgotten Protestant Christian martyrs that stood for truth in England: Thomas Cranmer, Nicholas Ridley, John Rogers, and Hugh Latimer. What were the events that led to their executions? What were the doctrinal positions that they defended with their lives? What beliefs upheld them in the face of severe suffering?
In this episode, we visit the sites of Protestant Christian martyrs. Did they die in vain?
Should God’s people fear the final judgement? Why, instead, should we be grateful for it? Typology of Old Testament stories of deliverance shed light upon the deliverance of God’s people at the time of the final judgement described in Revelation.
What led up to the disastrous judgments that fell upon Jerusalem when the city was destroyed by the Romans in 70 AD? When did Christians stop keeping Sabbath and begin keeping Sunday and why? Professor Walter J. Veith looks at the typological elements of familiar Bible stories and fills in the details with information archaeology has revealed. What can history tell us about how prophecy will be fulfilled in the end? Why is the final judgement a thing not to be dreaded by God’s people?
Take a fresh look at old stories that have important lessons for us today.
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