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What is idealism? - CARM
Idealism is a philosophy that emphasizes mind over matter, that the material world has no real existence and that everything is mind.
What is the social gospel and is it biblical? - CARM
What is the social gospel? It is a corrupt version of the biblical gospel that is interpreted to mean social change, instead of rebirth.
Does Scripture indicate a Chronology for prophetic fulfillment?
Idealism is the view that the Bible does not specify a time (chronology) for the fulfillment of prophetic events. What Is Preterism? Preterism is a term from the Latin praeter meaning “past.” The preterist view is that most, if not all, of prophetic fulfillment, has already occurred.
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The Bible does not teach to pray to Jesus | Page 8 | CARM Forums
The only issue is that this verse doesn't mention it being a prayer in the Greek. Head in the sand posture.
Global Outreach - CARM
Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry - Biblical scholarship, theological research, and Christian apologetics.
adiaphora | CARM Forums
The world around him was corrupt and in his idealism he set out to separate himself from it. To buttress his position, he appropriated theologies uncorrupted by homoousianism - ancient and modern - and which emphasized his Creator God of dominion.
Is the Rapture biblical? - CARM
The Rapture is the teaching that at or before the return of Christ (Matthew 24:30, Acts 1:11) the Christians who are alive on the earth will be transformed into the resurrected bodies and literally be caught up into the clouds to meet Jesus. It is biblical because it is taught in the scriptures (1 Thess. 4:16-5:2). There is debate as to the timing of the Rapture. The pre-tribulation Rapture ...
Answers to Questions about the Occult - CARM
Answers to various questions about the occult, the paranormal, horoscopes, etc., from a Christian and biblical perspective
Is the RCC abandoning pedo-baptism? | Page 2 | CARM Forums
off topic The statistic I quoted in the OP was strictly the number of RC infant baptisms in America, I wasn't discussing the number of conversions to Catholicism
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