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Eben De Jager
Eben is a public speaker, author, and Christian apologist with a special interest in eschatology.
Education:North West UniversityPhD New TestamentUniversity of South AfricaMA Christian SpiritualityUniversity of JohannesburgBA (Hons) TheologyExpertise:Articles by Eben De Jager
According to Roman Catholic doctrine, the pope is the Vicar of Christ and as such, claims papal supremacy over the Church.
The Lutheran Church carries the name of the most notable reformer of all, Martin Luther, who sparked Protestantism. So, what do Lutheran Protestants believe?
Slavery is evil, yet some say that the Bible condones it. Is it possible that it approves of and even mandates trans-Atlantic-style slavery?
Atonement is a central theme in Christianity. But what exactly is atonement, and what role did Jesus’s death play in the process of atonement?
Why do some Bible translations read so differently from others? It has much to do with the intent of the translator(s).
Did the sign of Jonah indicate that Jesus would be in the grave for three days and three nights?
There are differing views on when the Bible was written. This article explores the traditional view and provides a historical timeline.
Many Christians consider the seven deadly sins to be particularly grievous, believing them deserving of death.