Christian Anthropology or the study of man. Christian Anthropology explores who we are before God and how He created us to live. In this section, you’ll find confessional teaching on the nature of humanity, our relationship to our Creator, and the dignity, purpose, and responsibilities God has given to every person. These articles present the historic Christian understanding of man from a Reformed, confessional perspective, grounded in Scripture and written with clarity for the church today.
There are many differing views in regards to the “soul” and “spirit” of man. The Bible teaches that humans have a body and a spirit. This body and spirit are one soul. So the soul is not the same as the spirit; however, the word “soul” is an expression of the spirit and the body united... Read more »
There is much confusion in Christianity today on what it means to be a Christian. The church, in general, seems to have lost the identity they are supposed to clearly teach. Because of the bombardment of absurd statements about what a Christian is, I am writing this article to clarify the subject. A Christian has... Read more »
Every one has heard the saying “Man’s best friend“. When people say this, they are usually talking about a dog. While dogs are great creatures and surely help any household, “Man’s best friend” is no beast. From the beginning, there was no beast that could possibly be suitable for a man. Because of this, God... Read more »
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Interdimensional Theology: The Law and Fulfillment of the Sabbath
There are many differing views in regards to the “soul” and “spirit” of man. The Bible teaches that humans have a body and a spirit. This body and spirit are one soul. So the soul is not the same as the spirit; however, the word “soul” is an expression of the spirit and the body united... Read more » 
