In 1391 Spanish Jews were forcibly converted to Catholic Christianity, and Portuguese suffered the same fate in 1497. Jewish law rendered involuntary converts as anusim voluntary meshumadim. Christians without ancestry called them by various names, New Christians, alboraique, xuetas, marranos, name a few. fifteenth century, clerical authorities debated whether indeed albeit coerced. Canonic sac...

This article deals with the contemporary topic of non-compulsory insurance, which is still controversial among Christians. Some Christians believe that using insurance good, while others think it expresses a lack belief in God or sin. study will show reader Biblical texts encourage prudent provision for more difficult times. The person, who does so, fulfills obligation to perform acts good towa...

The purpose of this article is to express what I call a “conciliar concern” regarding Jc Beall’s recently proposed contradictory Christology. By mean concern that likely be shared by all Christians—be they Catholic, Orthodox, or Protestant—who are committed the early ecumenical councils. Formulated as an argument, this: if Christology correct, then councils were misguided. But (conciliar Christ...