Our aim is for our site to be a Library of the Early Church Fathers along with our own apologetic articles. We currently have Early Church Fathers Quotes by Topic, which can be used to see what the Early Church taught and believed as far as a consensus of essentials. This can help Christians today see how far many have strayed away from early Apostolic teaching on direct matters of faith, such as the divinity of Jesus, free will, on sins such as abortion, homosexuality and other sins, on following Christ, good works, etc.
In Essentials Unity, In Non-Essentials Liberty, In All Things Charity
This quote is said to have come from the 17th century German Lutherans. We believe the Early Church Fathers show this statement to be true well before it was coined. While they maintained “Orthodoxy” or a consensus, they also were a bit diverse when it came to non-essential matters. When it comes down to it, Christianity is pretty simple, but has been complicated by too much theology, doctrine and division on topics that are not even relevant in some areas.
We also have the complete Early Church Fathers Writings. We are adding writings from others throughout Christian history that have maintained the heart of the Christian faith which is based on Jesus and believing and doing as He commanded us. These are listed under Other Resoruces and include the writings of John Wesley. Finally, as mentioned , we have our own articles listed on the sidebar under apologetic categories. These contain post from us on False Doctrines – mostly doctrines that create lukewarmness or laziness towards sin, divisive topics such as Poltical Christianit and finally, Atheist, Muslim/Pagan Myths – which are post defending Christianity with evidence.
As for who we are and what we believe, we are a married couple who have spent years studying the Bible and history. Since we are confined to used terms and theologies to describe what we believe and who we are, we are Christians, we are Arminians, we Church at home and not currently in any formal Church setting. We are Amillennial with Partial Preterist views, as well as Christian Anarchist when it comes to Politics. Although we are “Conservtive” in most aspects including views on abortion and gay marriage, we do not hold to, nor subscribe to any politcal party. According to the Bible and the Early Church political parties and divisions are for the secular world, not for Christians.
We feel that Christians should reflect what they believe in how they live. As the Bible says, “you will know them by their fruit”. We hold to Prima Scriptura. As Wesley said: “The World is my Parish”.