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Notes and Disclaimer: I have written and designed this site, and I am solely responsible for its content. After thirty years of study I have come to certain conclusions regarding the Bible and faith. The church is being overrun with "winds of doctrine" and heresy. Many widely-taught doctrines are untrue, even though we are warned by God to be aware of false doctrines. Sadly, many well-meaning people have been caught up in these false teachings, and my strong stand against various teachings should in no way be taken as an attack on the sincerity or dedication of those who hold to such teachings. Even so, I believe that many refuse to forego teachings they have believed for years merely because of the time and effort they have invested in learning or teaching them.
     That said, I may sometimes recommend books or articles written by men with whom I disagree on other issues, because their writings may state my positions well. For example, Dave Hunt and I agree on Romanism, Calvinism, Word-Faith Movement and Modern Psychology, and Michael Pearl has inspiring teachings on eternal security and child rearing, yet both teach that the First Resurrection comes before the Great Tribulation, and that the First Resurrection takes place in two parts, teachings with which I strongly disagree. So please understand that I do not necessarily agree with all of the teachings of the men to whom I have linked. Even so, just because I disagree with certain teachings does not necessarily mean that I am judging whether those teachers are saved or not.
     Teachings with which I disagree are: Word-Faith/Charismatic/Pentecostal Movement, Apostolic Faith (United Pentecostal and others), Reconstructionism, Preterism, Theonomy, Kingdom Now Theology, Calvinism, KJV Only-ism, Infant Baptism and the Pre-Tribulation Rapture. I oppose these because I cannot do otherwise. Some sideline these issues and claim that we must focus on those issues we have in common. It is true that we must deal in a civil way with those whom we encounter, however, the truth, if a man is to be honest, must be stated as a person sees it.  C.F.Charpentier
   

Christian Stuff
Also... check Wikipedia.org for concise info on any of the religions and/or cults mentioned below.
   

Many versions. But choose translations over expanded versions.
I don't always agree with everything, but this is a massive database of religion.
Most popular creationist site. Answers lots of questions.
Another great creationism site.
And yet another great creationism site.
The best site about the pretribulation rapture fantasy.
Many good friends attend here. Excellent articles. Free sermons.
Pro-life ministry headed by the pastor of Mercy Seat Church
Ramifications of churches being "non-profit, tax-exempt organizations."
Bob may help expand your brain. Pro-life crusader. Open theist. Challenging.
Very popular site about raising kids and home-schooling.
Chapter One of "To Train Up A Child" by Michael Pearl (in .pdf format).
Words and music (.mid files) for lots and lots of old hymns.
Rather than always sending missionaries, support local evangelists.
I love these guys. Loads of apologetics info on Mormonism and Freemasonry.
An inspiring preacher who ministers almost entirely on college campuses.
If you're tired of the KJV-Only cult, here's some good info for you.
God determined that most people would go straight to hell. Isn't that right?
When you hear the word "reformed," think "de-formed." Also think "Calvinism."
Preterists believe that most or all of prophecy in Revelation has been fulfilled.
Another twisted "wind of doctrine." Stop being such a spiritual baby!
Christians will take over the world before Jesus comes. Yeah, right!
Article at the Apologetics Index about Reconstructionism.
Infant Baptism: a holdover from Catholicism and the "original sin" teaching.
Are these people really Christians? Do they truly believe the biblical Gospel?
Read how Christians are being persecuted worldwide. Are we next?
Joel Turtel's site about the evils of government schools.