I was going through my emails this morning and I came across a long response by someone who commented on one of my blog articles about spousal abuse. The comment had a number of problems, but one of the problems that stood out to me the most was the statement that women who are married … Continue reading Women in Abusive Marriages Aren’t Obligated to “Exhaust All Options and Resources”
Introduction: Brenda Goudeaux, Tithing, Malachi 3:8-10, and the Gospel
In this special series, I will be providing an in-depth Biblical response to a heretical teaching which was posted by Brenda Goudeaux on her official Facebook page on April 13th, 2018. I invite you to join me on this journey through the Scriptures, so that we can gain an accurate understanding from God’s word about … Continue reading Introduction: Brenda Goudeaux, Tithing, Malachi 3:8-10, and the Gospel
“The Husband Has the Final Say” and Other Sexist Myths [Lori Alexander, The Transformed Wife]
I was browsing Facebook today, and I came across the following post by Lori Alexander: Just Who is Lori Alexander? Lori Alexander is a blogger, author, and mentor of women. She has an older blog called “Always Learning” and a more recent blog called “The Transformed Wife.” Lori also has a Facebook page where critical comments often disappear down … Continue reading “The Husband Has the Final Say” and Other Sexist Myths [Lori Alexander, The Transformed Wife]
The Ten Commandments & the Egyptian Book of the Dead
This is the landing page for the series on the ten commandments and the Egyptian Book of the Dead. Introduction
The Ten Commandments and the Egyptian Book of the Dead – Part 1 [The Introduction]
Welcome to Exit Churchianity. If this is your first time here, please read the comment policy so that you understand the guidelines for commenting here. In this series, I will be spending some time refuting the assertion that the ten commandments originated from the Egyptian Book of the Dead--more specifically, from the Negative Confession in … Continue reading The Ten Commandments and the Egyptian Book of the Dead – Part 1 [The Introduction]
