Ed has examined the movie from many different angles not seen before. He noted the attitude of the Christians who had seen it. He noted the movie didn't show why Jesus suffered and died as he did. He drew the analogy of how the sacrificial animals were sacrificed -- gently and with little to no pain -- and compared that to what was shown in the movie. He asks the question "Who caused Jesus to suffer as he did?" Was it God or was it God-haters? See the many other insights Ed has with respect to this movie.

C. S. Lewis is revered by many as a great Christian writer. His writings are often called Christian allegories. But was there a dark side to Lewis? Mary Ann Collins shows, from Lewis's on writings, that he seemed addicted to the occult. Evidence is found in many books. You judge!

Rayola's analysis points out major differences between the movie, "The Passion of the Christ," and the apparent message intended by God through Scripture. She shows this could be dangerous to one's spiritual health, that it takes a person of a discerning spirit to be able to tell whether something is from God. The points to the fruit of the movie and asks what it shows.

In her gentle way, Mary Ann observes many features about Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ" that are contrary to evangelical Christianity and the Bible, but right in line with Catholicism. Mary Ann is a former nun who knows Catholic doctrine and is in an excellent position to recognize it and warn us about false doctrines perpetuated by the movie.

Readers ask the hard questions: Why do you think you know so much when you haven't even seen the movie? The authors answers will interest you.

Brown’s book is well plotted and fast-paced. But, it is also full of factual inaccuracies, historical revisionism and – most notably – theological heresies. Just take a look at a few of the theological heresies found within THE DA VINCI CODE book by Dan Brown.

Berit is becoming an expert, or already is one. This is another inciteful article that includes comments from witches that reveal truth about the Harry Potter series. This article includes some passages from the latest book. An important read!

Many Christians see The Da Vinci Code as an opportunity for evangelism; others say it's a chance to engage the culture. Rubbish. Da Vinci is dangerous, so I'd like to suggest a better alternative.

Julie discusses the craze for the Harry Potter books. Is there a dark side, or is it purely innocent fun?

David Meyer is a former witch. He speaks from an insider's point of view with knowledge of the two sides of witchcraft. Is one good, one bad? Read what David has to say.