Christianity

Illustrated profile, with links.

Two paragraphs. Spells the saint's name "Paulinas".

Translated from the Latin. Story of the last great martyr of Egypt under paganism.

Brief biography.

Biography of the patron saint of church singers.

Two Lives of St. Rupert, translated from the Acta Sanctorum. St. Rupert is also called St. Hrodibert.

Very brief biography.

From Alban Butler's Lives of the Saints.

Biography of the early 6th-century Prince of Ceredigion, Abbot of Llandeilo Fawr and Bishop of Glywysing and Gwent.

Life and accomplishments. Includes eleventh century mosaic of the saint.

Brief profile.

The longer of two biographies of the pope at catholic.org.

AmericanCatholic.org article relating the origins and evolution of St. Valentine's Day, along with a short explanation of why the Catholic Church no longer officially celebrates the day.

William E. Klingshirn reviews Judith W. George's 1992 book.

Profile. With prayer in traditional and contemporary language.

Illustrated profile, with links.

Short profile.

Brief note on the patron saint of those who have trouble getting up on time in the morning.

Short biography.

Brief biography.

Anglican perspective. Brief biography, and prayers.

Very brief article, relies strongly on legendary material.

Best remembered for his opposition to the slave trade.

From Butler's Lives of the Saints.

Details the Conyers, GA, apparitions to Nancy Fowler, with monthly messages, news, testimony and prayers.

Summaries of the teachings of Hugh Ross on the origin of the universe, creation in billions of years and successive creations of new species.

Article which proposes that God is involved in His creation in a dynamic way by shaping the variation of the biological world through mechanisms such as natural selection.

A theological discussion of a theistic view of creation involving a long uninterrupted creative history.

A set of links to articles by Dr. Miller supporting theistic evolution and some articles critical of Intelligent Design.

Includes references to sightings of strange creatures on land and in sky and sea.

More than 20 articles and illustrations on dinosaurs and the Bible.

Creation Research of the North Coast is a non-profit, tax exempt organization dedicated to spreading the truths of the Book of Genesis through seminars, publications and television.

Young-earth, biblical world view on creation, evolution, dinosaurs, age of the earth. Curriculum information, lesson archive, online study guides, overheads.

World War III, nuclear destruction of America, Anti-Christ, Rapture, prophetic dreams, and relating events of today to the End Times.

Study of the last days and second coming. E-text of author's book.

Examines the technology used today that may be used by the Antichrist to institute the Mark of The Beast.

Ministry devoted to helping people seeking to overcome homosexuality, sexual addiction or other relational problems.

Photographic web site featuring ancient holy sites in Celtic Britain and Ireland.

Biographical article by Isabelle de Foix. Includes bibliography.

In-depth, interdenominational, Bible studies by book. Easy to use for individuals or groups with personal application.

Offers original commentaries on Romans and I Corinthians.

A devotional guide to Bible reading by Kylie Butler.

3-volume book by Ted Kresge.

Mid-Acts Dispensational message board, hosted by Ed Yarber.

Blog by Deborah L. Collins, from a mid-Acts Dispensational viewpoint.

Millennium Bible Institute operates as an independent, non denominational, self-governing local assembly of Bible believers not affiliated with any organization or denomination.

Read the Berean Searchlight on-line or register for a free subscription; published by the Berean Bible Society.

Article which surveys Lutheran and Reformed scholastics.

A short history of the Catechism.

An online version of the Westminster Confession.