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Ed Lapiz and His “Jesusness” Teaching: The Making of a Cult
Several cults of Christianity do not believe that Jesus Christ is Yahweh. According to the Iglesia Ni Cristo, Jesus is human alone but not God like His...
The Danger of Ignoring Proper Scripture Interpretation: How Christians fall into the same trap as many cult founders
Ang sabi ng isang kausap kong Kristiyano, "Eh sina Peter nga at ang mga ibang mga apostol ay hindi nakapag-aral. Bakit ko kailangan pang mag-aral ng...
I Was Almost Deceived By the MMICC Cult
Disclaimer: This is the testimony of a Christian student who was almost deceived by the Metro Manila International Christian Church's (MMICC) false teachings....
In Response to the Sabbath-Keepers
Many people today claim to be Christians but continue to follow the Ten Commandments and other Jewish cultural laws. While some of these religious groups are...
Defending the Teaching on “Personal Relationship with Jesus Christ” Against Mr. Eliseo Soriano’s Attack
The goal of this brief post is to debunk Mr. Eliseo Soriano's arguments in response to a woman's enquiry about the Christian church's doctrinal stance. I'm...
Can “Church Membership” Save? A Refutation of the Iglesia Ni Cristo Argument
The Iglesia Ni Cristo takes pride in claiming to be the true name of the church where people can only be saved. This is not understanding that the name...
Refuting the Iglesia Ni Cristo’s Misinterpretation of John 17:3
And this is eternal life, that they know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom you have sent. - John 17:3 Many Arian cults, such as the Jehovah's...
The Real Meaning of “Firstborn” In Colossians 1:15
One time, I was eating at McDonalds when I chance upon two Jehovah's Witnesses near my table. I heard them talking to each other that I respectfully introduce...
Can A Christian Be A Freemason? Can They Truly Yoke Together?
Freemasonry came to the Philippines during the mid-1900s through a Spanish naval captain named Jose Malcampo Monje. He is responsible for establishing the...