Ruckmanism.org For the KJV - Against Ruckmanism

Do you recognize this man? He is Peter S. Ruckman of Pensacola, Florida, one of the most controversial preachers of all time, who passes himself off as a Baptist. He refers to himself as "the Lord's junkyard dog." In this website you will see why he is so controversial, and why we should separate from his teachings (Ruckmanism) and his promoters (Ruckmanites) for Scriptural reasons, which can be done while maintaining confidence in the trustworthiness of the KJV. If you are unfamiliar with Ruckman's teachings, we invite you to start by reading our overview of what Ruckmanism is all about.

Read our newest articles:

► What exactly does Ruckman believe about double inspiration?

► Ruckman's superstition

► Ruckman wrongly portraying many Christian leaders of the past as Ruckmanites

► Ruckman's self-serving interpretation for 2 Timothy 3:16

► Ruckman's belief in advanced revelations in the KJV

► Ruckman's personal controversy and his views on divorced pastors

► Ruckman’s view of Greek and Hebrew lexicons

► Does Ruckman believe the KJV is inspired or not?

► Critique of the new Ruckman Reference Bible

This month's selected quote from Peter Ruckman's controversial writings:

"If I have had one fault, it has been in being too much to the point, too direct, too thorough, too concentrated, too vulgar, and too specific in making charges.." [Bold added for emphasis]
Ruckman, Peter. Bible Believers' Bulletin January 2010, p. 12

Can you believe this? One of the latest books by Peter Ruckman features a painting on the front cover of the KJV dying on the cross instead of Christ. Click here to see the cover.