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Minute to Pin It: Freemasonry

Submitted by Steven Tsoukalas on Wed, 02/12/2014 - 10:01

In order to (somehow, in their minds) justify their membership in lodges, Freemasons sometimes call upon the fact that more than a dozen U.S. presidents were Freemasons. But what does this prove? It proves that more than a dozen Freemasons were U.S. presidents! It does not prove that Freemasonry is therefore Christian. After examining the teachings of Freemasonry, one thing it demonstrates is that if any of these presidents saw Freemasonry as compatible with Christianity, they were wrong.

The Jesus and The Christ of Christian Science

Submitted by Steven Tsoukalas on Tue, 03/01/2005 - 00:00

About ten years ago I attended a Christian Science public lecture in a town in Massachusetts. After playing “Amazing Grace” (no lyrics, just music), the lecturer began his lecture and finished about one hour later. After calling for testimonies (I gave my testimony geared to reach out to Christian Scientists) the lecturer called for questions.

Cult: A Theological Definition

Submitted by Steven Tsoukalas on Sun, 06/01/2003 - 00:00

Following is my definition of a cult. There are a few disciplines in which to define the word, such as psychology and sociology, but this is a theological definition. Further, it is Christ centered and will thus provide the Christian with a christocentric lens through which to discern religious movements. First I’ll give the four-step definition, and then I’ll break down each portion and put flesh on each portion.

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