COMMON SENSE, it is so rare.

Follow this link to the online commentary establishing, among other things,
what the Bible really says about the date of the return of Jesus.

A MIX OF GREAT REFERENCE LINKS

  Leave your comments and questions on the MESSAGE BOARD where everyone can read them if you like.

  Ferrell Jenkins has a large collection of scholarly Biblical studies and references.

  The Christian Curier - Articles by Wayne Jackson. Lots of material on Science vs the Bible.

  The Religious Tolerance Organization has a great collection of materials.

  The Search for the Historical Jesus.

  Flavius Joseph - The works of Josephus with comments by G.J. Goldberg. Attempts to show that Josephus' mention of Jesus is really a corruption of his original work.

  Flavius Josephus - Historicity of Jesus. This work attempts to refute the position taken by Goldberg.

  Flavius Josephus - PBS Online. The full text without commentary.

  Christian Classics Library - The writings of early Christian Leaders, etc.

  The Age of Reason by Thomas Paine.

  Rutgers University has a large collection of scholarly material.

  A large number of online Christian journals can be accessed here.

  Dutch Courage, A lot of great information on Millennialsim and Apocalypticism.

  The Magazine Rack offers 12 Christian magazines you can read online.

  Hanover Colleges' Library of Historical Texts.

  Bible Study Tools offers many online commentaries, Bibles, dictionaries, etc.

  The Skeptical Review - Current comments, a Library, and Magazines.

  Answers to Bible questions from one conservative perspective.

  The Atheism Web for a skeptical point of view.

  The Official Jehovah's Witness home page.

  The Christadelphia Organization critiques Jehovah's Witness doctrine.

  Watch The Tower is an expose of Jehovah's Witness ideas.

  All Along the Watchtower. Exposes Jehovah's Witness errors.

  Why We Left - A great source for official Mormon documents.

  Utah Lighthouse Ministry exposes  Mormonism using official church documents.

  S.H.I.E.L.D. Is an historical information exchange for Mormons. Attempts to refute the information being revealed by ex-Mormons.

  Losing Faith in Faith: From Preacher to Atheist, by Dan Barker.

  A very good critique of Muslim teachings.

  Muslim Answers to critics.

  The University of Calgary on Cults and Religion.

  Let Us Reason Ministries critiques many world religions.

  A presentation of Baptist beliefs and theology.

  A presentation of Catholic theology and doctrine.

  A Catholic monk defends Catholicism against Restorationism.

  The Digital Berean offers discussions By Baptists on Theology.

  Cecil Hook shows the way out of Legalism.

  Rapture Ready. A dispensationalist presentation. Includes a great list of prophecies of the return of Jesus that failed.

  Islam Today. The beliefs of Islam by Islamics.

  Cygnus' Criticisms. A critical look at the Bible.

  All Experts. Discuss or ask questions about almost anything. Get personal answers from those listed as "experts."

  WebNexus offers links for scholars of early judaism and christianity. Very Good.

  Dr. Mark Ball's Commentary on the Bible.

  The Genesis Site. An interesting commentary on Genesis. You should read this.

  Essays on World Religions by people who practice them.

  The Millennium Watch Institute. Keeps up with current millennialist news.

  Studies in World Civilizations by Washington State University History Dept.

  The site of the Preterist Archive. Preterism holds the position that the correct understanding of the New Testament is that all end-time events, or most of them, took place in the past, specifically by the year AD 70, or shortly afterward. This view is rapidly gaining recognition among various denominations and is supported by an overwhelming amount of sound hermeneutics.

  The Shuttle offers Studies in Religion.

  The Bible Speaks offers a conservative view of many doctrines.

  Ricks' Biblical Hermeneutics. A short but important lesson on interpretational method.

  A Preterist and Partial Preterist WEB Ring.

  Oneness Pentecostalism. A main tenet of belief is that God is not triune.

  The AJR (American Journalism Review) News Link. Read almost any newspaper or magazine in the world.

  Encyclopedia Britanica online.

  Issues in Hermeneutics by Prof. Herman C. Hanko. Very Good.

  On-Line Dictionaries. Look it up in any language.

  The Tom and Ada Beam Library.

  Pepperdine University Virtual Reference Library.

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