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The Judeo-Christian Deception: Historical Origins and Modern Consequences

For years, we have been told that our faith and our national heritage rest upon a “Judeo-Christian” foundation. This hyphenated label has become a type of shorthand for the values we hold dear as American Christians. But is it possible that this term has never represented biblical truth? Even more concerning, is it actually a …

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Scofield Bible and C.I. Scofield Were Deliberately Promoted to Undermine American Christianity

I have mentioned the questions swirling around the Scofield Bible and Cyrus I. Scofield a number of times. At long last, I’m putting together a post that will give readers plenty to dive into. I’ve debated how to organize this post over the past few months while looking for an opportunity to do it. I …

How Zionists Conquered American Christianity with the Scofield Bible

One of the great debates of our day is the impact of Zionism on both American Evangelicalism and our country’s policies. It is hard to overstate how much of America has been impacted, changed, and moved by this one particular view. One need only look at how American Christians insist on the idea that America …

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Grace Livingston Hill and the Spread of the Scofield Bible

The spread of dispensationalism in America happened primarily through the promotion of the The Scofield Study Bible. Although much has been written about this, most people are completely unaware of one woman who in all likelihood played a role in the spread of The Scofield Study Bible’s popularity – Grace Livingston Hill. If you are not …

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