This is an index page of people in theology with analysis of their doctrines and practices. More coming in the future.
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Identifying a False Prophet (updated)
Contents
1. How to Identify a False Prophet
2. How to Figure out when you got a Wolf by the Tail
3. Purpose of these studies
4, We can discern a false prophet by:
---His fruit - What he does or produces by his life and ministry.
---His methods - How he does what he does.
---His Character - What he is, or what is in his heart (as seen by the outworking of his life).
5. Final Exhortation
6, More Posts on False Prophets
7, More Posts on Spiritual Abuse and Cults
This index page has links to more than 30+ studies on false prophets and cults, spiritual abuse.
By Pastor David Cox email: [email protected]
Enjoy your website. Good sound material.
I was wondering if you will be posting the “People in theology with analysis of their doctrines and practices.” I think this would be very informative.
Hi Rod, Good observation/suggestion. I will have to think about it somewhat, but the answer is a definite yes, but where is the big question. I have books on twmodules.com, so an author page on that website would be good, but here also would be good. Maybe parallel. I will think about it. At this point in my restoration of twmodules.com, in about 2 weeks I might be starting author pages there, so I will try to work on this.
To be truthful, I have been already working pretty steady for 2 months on the authors, but not on a website. In my theWord library which you can download off of twmodules.com, I have two new kinds of modules, a CIM (Category Index Module) and an AIM (Affiliation Index Module). In the AIM, I have a brief overview of the group (Baptist, Presbyterian, Congregational, Methodist, Anglican, Catholic, Reformed-Calvinistic, etc), and then I list all authors in the library in the AIM to which they belong. Each author has a biography section also, so that is where I have been putting that kind of material for the past 2-3 months. I will have to see how I can use that to put it up on a website.
So it is in the making, just will take a little time to get it worked up well, and then posted on a website.
Thanks for writing. Pastor David Cox