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Hermeneutics is derived from the Greek word ἑρμηνεύω (hermēneuō), and in the KJV is translated as interpreted or interpretation. In its most basic form, it refers to the study of the principles of interpretation of the Bible. There are …

During the dawn of the 20th century in what came to be known as the Fundamentalist-Modernist Controversy, our fundamentalist forefathers battled against theological liberalism. At stake were vital truths such as creation, the virgin birth, Bible miracles, the literal resurrection …

When reading Ruckman’s literature, we couldn’t help but wonder if he himself is his favorite person to talk about. One does not have to search long among Ruckman’s writings to encounter extended mentions of his personal feats, exploits, achievements, experiences …

This article will be different from others, as it consists of random thoughts that may be revised and organized in the future in a more orderly fashion. This website was started as a way to put forth rough draft portions …

What are Ruckman’s views on the original manuscripts of the Bible? Are they biblical, and do they reflect conservative theological views? In some previous articles, we analyzed various issues that have a bearing on his views on the originals:

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It cannot be denied that in several ways English has gradually become a dominant language over the years. Its dominance is noteworthy in areas of technology, commerce, transportation, medicine, etc. The increased dominance of the English language around the world …

It is understood that the term “cult” is often used in a vague sense without a standard definition. Some of the most extreme cults require living in a communal setting, control over personal decisions, cutting ties with family, and other …

“The Ku Klux Klan’s like that. I’ll tell you why I never joined the Ku Klux Klan. It’s because they’re antisemitic. And that’s the only reason I didn’t join. [laughs heartily] I mean, I agree with everything else they say. …

“Now, what you’ll hear about this place is that it’s a cult, and of course, that’s just nonsense. We are Bible-believing Baptists, and I am the pastor of a local Bible-believing Baptist church. I am an ordained Southern Baptist minister, …

It is not unusual for Peter Ruckman to stretch the limits of credulity in the many questionable claims he makes in his writings and audio teachings. On this occasion, we have selected four examples for your consideration.

Impossible claim #1.

Throughout our painful journey reading Ruckman’s writings, we took note of various matters of interest. He is essentially claiming to find what no one else has been able to find in the Scriptures. When he made reference to a certain …

In this article we will not deal with many aspects or even the background and definition of Dispensationalism, but rather attempt to inform the reader of Peter Ruckman’s views on the matter and to differentiate it from traditional forms of …

Another Peter Ruckman view that should raise eyebrows is his affirmation that Christ was capable of sinning (otherwise known as peccability). We are not alleging that Ruckman is the originator of this view, as Charles Hodge (1797-1878), famous for his …

One of Peter Ruckman’s many unusual teachings that seem to have originated with him is what he terms “spiritual circumcision.” Even though he does not dedicate an entire book or pamphlet to it, he mentions it relatively often. Ruckmanites are …

In his book Ruckman’s Bible References, Peter Ruckman presents the following assumption about the supposed inability of others to understand or interpret Zechariah 3:2:

The passage lies uncommented on by the faculty and staff of every major, “recognized” Christian

Psalm 122:1 is a verse commonly used to encourage church attendance. It states, “I was glad when they said unto me, Let us go into the house of the LORD.

Peter Ruckman, who loves to stir up controversy, lives up …

This video is at Peter Ruckman’s church and is purported to be from the 2015 “Bad Attitude Blowout”. What it manifests is outright foolishness that is a disgrace to the cause of Christ and makes a mockery of Christianity. Why …

It is not our intention to reach a final conclusion on the various debates surrounding the Septuagint, as it is not our area of expertise. Our main goal is to analyze the arguments Peter Ruckman uses in declaring there never …

The Christian’s Handbook of Manuscript Evidence was first published in 1970, and then republished in 1997. The 1997 reprint was in a new format, resulting in page numbers not matching, but the textual data was not updated. Unless otherwise noted, …