God gave mankind a very fundamental picture of how forgiveness works so that we could be prepared when Christ arrived

The Old Testament was not what God ultimately desired. One of its main purposes was to teach us basic right and wrong.

The things Jesus did and allowed do not permit us to accept any other notion than Jesus' full deity.

A look at some of the purely human emotions Jesus experienced with a view to the question "Why?"

Trying to reconcile a divine God and a human Jesus is no easy task. Many early ideas continue to plague the Christian world. We establish some simple concepts, and begin to piece together this puzzling idea.

Some verses about the nature and person of Christ are truly difficult, but examining the direct statements first helps to clear up the confusion.

Adam is the key to the introduction of sin into the human experience, and Christ is the answer to the problem. Unfortunately, many religions misrepresent the relationship and impact of these two events.

Most of our arguments in theological discussions are unproductive because we fail to listen to the core of the other side's view. Calvinism is misguided, but it is built around protecting a noble ideal.

As we continue to address the topic of man's free will, it is important to identify the essense of sin as God sees it, by looking at the synonyms used to explain the concept.

Many arguments have been fought over the exact ability of man to choose, some of which, change the nature of man, and insult the Creator. We address some of the passages which cause confusion, and illustrate that man has the ability to plan and pursue his own course.