The fall of Christianity began in the first century as apostasy was already at work, then accelerated after the apostles and hardened into institutions.
The Fall of Christianity: When Did It Begin?
The Fall of the Western Roman Empire and Church Consolidation
How Rome’s western collapse accelerated the rise of the bishop of Rome, clerical hierarchy, and a more centralized church order.
Does Aristotle Hold Immense Importance for Christian Apologetics?
Apologetics needs Zion, not Athens. Scripture—not Aristotle—defines soul, death, Hades, and Gehenna, grounding hope in resurrection, not immortalist myth.
Is the Rise of Catholicism Evidence of the Great Apostasy?
Uncover the truth behind the spread of Catholicism and its role in the Great Apostasy.
THE MAN OF LAWLESSNESS: The Removal of the Restraint
2 Thessalonians 2:6-12: Who is the restraint that held back the great apostasy? Who are these ones that have been “at work” since Paul’s day and are still “at work” in our day? Herein these questions are answered and others with two different views.
What Does the Bible Really Teach About the Great Apostasy?
The Bible predicts an apostasy within Christianity before Christ's return, marked by rebellion against God's truth and internal corruption.
What Does the Bible Really Say About Apostasy? What Are Some Identifying Characteristics of Apostates?
In the Bible, apostates are often described as those who have turned away from their faith or rejected the teachings of God. Some specific characteristics that may be associated with apostates, as described in the Bible, include:
