Philosophical

Definition Monism is a theory or doctrine that denies the existence of a distinction or duality in some sphere. For example, it rejects the division between matter and mind, or…

The Greeks had two philosophic schools of thought – the Epicureans and the Stoics. Epicurus founded Epicureanism and he lived in Athens, from about 342 to 270 B.C. He gathered…

Socialism is a political and economic theory of social organization. It advocates that the means of production, distribution, and exchange should be owned or regulated by the community as a…

Hypostatic union: The doctrine of hypostatic union explains how God the Son became incarnate. The Son of God always existed (John 8:58, 10:30). However at the appointed time, He took…

Nestorianism is a Christian theological belief that indorses several teachings in Christology and Mariology. It clashes with the notion of hypostatic union and stresses that the two natures (human and…

The Founders of America, who were men of deep Christian conviction, declared  that the survival of the nation depends on the Christian moral fabric of its citizens. Let’s read some…

The dictionary defines ignorance as a lack of knowledge, education, or awareness. Ignorance is unsafe in spiritual as well as in other matters. Even in earthly governments, people’s ignorance of…

Docetism and Gnosticism are concepts that were introduced in the early church. These ideas did not have Biblical support, but were familiar to the beliefs and traditions at the time.…

God is always fair, and while it may come to question why He gave the land of the Canaanites to Israel, it is important to understand the full story. God…

Arius, a presbyter of the church in Alexandria, founded Arianism in the 4th century. The founder adopted Origen’s theory that stated that the Father alone is God in the highest…