A type of rhetoric employed to undermine a particular position. As it relates to Christianity, the practice of polemics is often necessary to defend biblical truth against dangerous heresies which threaten to undermine or destroy orthodoxy.
As a descendant of a long line of Brahmin priests, trained from childhood to become a guru and yogi, Rabi Maharaj knows first hand the power and influence of the demonic realm into which those who take up yoga open themselves.
C.H. Spurgeon warns Christians to avoid unholy entertainment at all costs. He argues that many enjoyments are prepared for believers, but not those which savor sin and folly. Worldly pleasures have no charms for those who have truly tasted the high delights of fellowship with God.
A list of resources relating to Doug Wilson, concerning especially his connection to Federal Vision.
A list of resources on Federal Vision.
We are warned by the Scriptures to "Learn not the way of the heathen" (Jeremiah 10:2), but through ignorance, the church has learned it.
Jacob Marcellus Kik provides a sound argument that all pictures of Christ are a sinful violation of the Second Commandment.
Voddie Baucham argues that the popular mantra that Christianity "is not a religion, but a relationship" is illogical, unhistorical, dangerous, and foolish. Christianity is definitely a religion—the one true religion.
Voddie Baucham decries the culture of hip-hop as aggressive, arrogant, and degrading.
John Murray (1898–1975) answers the question: is a pictorial representation a legitimate way of conveying truth regarding him and of contributing to the worship which this truth should evoke?
John Calvin (1509–1564) explains why the Roman Catholic mass is far more abominable to God than the abuses of the Lord's Supper of which the Corinthians were guilty.