Proof The Bible Is True

Although “The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints” (the Mormon church) declares itself a Christian religion it teaches: there are more gods than there are particles on a million earths; Jesus is the spirit-brother of Lucifer, the Devil, & that He was not born of a virgin; God the Father has a body of flesh & bones, was once a sinful man on another planet, & has many wives; men can become polygamous gods themselves, & populate their own planets with their own spirit children; it is “vain & foolish” to try to have a personal relationship with Jesus [More]

I am Christian (Acts 11:26, Acts 26:27-29,1Peter 4:16) KJV Bible I believe in One God (Malachi 2:10, Mark 12:32, Romans 3:30,1Corinthians 8:6, Ephesians 4:6,1Timothy 2:5, James 2:19) I believe Jesus(Yahweh is Salvation) [Joshua, Yeshu, Yeshua, Isa, Yahshua, Iesu, Iesous] Is God (Isaiah 9:6,John…

RMCF members enjoyed a unique experience at the July 8, 2011 meeting, where James Nickel of Wenatchee, WA spoke on his specialty, mathematics and creation. James Nickel is a mathematics teacher at the Potter’s School, which partners with families to provide a wide range of training and resources for family discipleship and home education. His book, “Mathematics: Is God Silent” is available at his website, http//biblicalchristianworldview.net James spoke about a Grand Mystery of science, which is a conundrum to many mathematicians and philosophers: the fact that the physical world can be comprehended. A. Einstein wrote: “The eternal mystery of the [More]

James Nickel of Wenatchee, WA travelled to Denver to give a presentation on his specialty, mathematics and creation. James Nickel is a mathematics teacher at the Potter’s School, which partners with families to provide a wide range of training and resources for family discipleship and home education. He has taught high school math nearly 30 years of experience in Information Technology in the areas of science, business, and education, holding positions from programmer to systems analyst. In the 1970s, as a mathematical analyst, James worked for the United States Navy designing test software for the F14A Tomcat and the Tomahawk [More]