Home › Easter: Fact, Fiction, Faith › Mythbusters: Easter Edition › Is a “Man-Made” Holiday Automatically Wrong? Home › Easter: Fact, Fiction, Faith › Mythbusters: Easter Edition (Post 2) How to Read This Series This series is written for Christians who want to honor God and feel caught in the crossfire of online claims. If... Continue Reading →
Home › Easter: Fact, Fiction, Faith › Honoring Christ at Easter Honoring Christ at Easter Easter: Fact, Fiction, Faith — Final Reflections Bottom Line: Easter is not commanded in Scripture, but neither is it forbidden. The resurrection is non-negotiable; the calendar is not. Christians can honor Christ either by celebrating Easter or by abstaining—so long... Continue Reading →
Home › Easter: Fact, Fiction, Faith › Mythbusters: Easter Edition › Testing the Babylonian Easter Narrative Testing the Babylonian Easter Narrative Easter - Fact, Fiction, Faith — Post 3 Bottom Line: The popular “Babylonian Easter” storyline (Nimrod–Semiramis–Tammuz, Ishtar = Easter, blood eggs, sunrise sacrifices, etc.) does not survive scrutiny. The specific claims repeated in modern... Continue Reading →
Home › Easter: Fact, Fiction, Faith › Mythbusters: Easter Edition (Post 1) Bottom Line: A growing number of Christians reject Easter because they believe it is rooted in paganism and Roman compromise. This series will examine the most common claims fairly, test them carefully, and help you honor Christ with biblical conviction and pastoral clarity.... Continue Reading →
Why Dinosaurs Matter for the Gospel How to Read This Page This article is divided into three levels so you can read at the pace that fits you best: A Quick Answer A one-paragraph summary of why dinosaurs matter for the gospel. A Simple Explanation A clear overview of how dinosaurs connect to creation, the... Continue Reading →
This article is part of our Testing Claims series, which examines popular Sacred Name and Hebrew Roots arguments by asking one question: What does Scripture actually teach when read in context? Home › Testing Claims › Is the Law of Moses for Sanctification? Testing the “Growth, Not Salvation” Claim (Acts 15 Follow-Up) Bottom Line: The... Continue Reading →
Do Dinosaur Fossils Support The Biblical Flood? How to Read This Page This article is divided into three levels so you can read at the pace that fits you best: A Quick Answer A one-paragraph response to whether dinosaur fossils support the biblical Flood. A Simple Explanation A clear overview of why the fossil record... Continue Reading →
Home › Testing Claims › “Moses Is Read Every Sabbath” What Acts 15 Actually Means (Testing the Torah-Onboarding Claim) Bottom Line: Acts 15:21 does not teach that Gentile believers were expected to attend synagogue and gradually adopt the Law of Moses. Instead, the verse explains why the Jerusalem Council gave four specific instructions—to protect fellowship... Continue Reading →
← Testing Claims Hub | Holidays Fact. Fiction. Faith. Valentine’s Day: Fact, Fiction, Faith Is Valentine’s Day pagan? Is it based on Lupercalia? Who was Saint Valentine—and should Christians celebrate February 14? Here’s a careful, Scripture-grounded deep dive (without viral-history shortcuts). Featured snippet answer: Valentine’s Day is not a direct continuation of a pagan festival.... Continue Reading →
Dragons, Legends, and Dinosaurs: What Did Ancient People See? How to Read This Page This article is divided into three levels so you can read at the pace that fits you best: A Quick Answer A one-paragraph response to whether dragon legends hint that humans saw dinosaur-like creatures. A Simple Explanation A clear overview of... Continue Reading →