Why Don't We Pray to Mary and the Saints? (Part One)

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Why Don't We Pray to Mary and the Saints? (Part One)

The question we will address in this booklet is whether or not the Virgin Mary and the Saints (those humans called saints by the Catholic and Orthodox Church) should be worshipped and/or venerated. For some believers in Mary and the Saints, we could consider what these Christians do as worship. The Catholic and Orthodox Church would use the word veneration to distinguish respect and admiration of the Saints from the worship of God.

Why Don't We Pray to Mary and the Saints? (Part Two)

He Made Them Male and Female

In this book, the author explores the controversial subject of gender dysphoria, critiquing the shift in its diagnostic terminology from "gender identity disorder" to "gender dysphoria". The text argues that this change reflects political rather than scientific influences, positing that gender dysphoria should be viewed as a mental disorder akin to anorexia nervosa, where one's perception of their gender identity does not align with biological reality. The author challenges the effectiveness of sex reassignment surgeries and questions the current medical and cultural narratives surrounding transgender identities. It suggests that understanding gender dysphoria requires examining perspectives beyond modern scientific and cultural views, including the Bible.

Doctrinal Dilemmas?

If there is any subject that gets otherwise peace-loving Christians into snarling fighting-mad combatants, it is the subject of doctrine. It seems political correctness and sensitivity training go out the window when doctrinal issues arise. Why is this? Should we even discuss doctrinal issues? What did Christ and Paul think about doctrine? You might be surprised.