Comparative Religion

A written discussion between W. Curtis Porter and A. N. Dugger on which day to worship: the Sabbath or the Lord's Day.

The fundamental teaching of truth during the Restoration Movement was so effective that it eradicated practically every vestige of Calvinism within...

This debate was held November 7-10, 1950 in Quincy, Illinois. Four propositions involving two questions were discussed. The number of cups (drinki...

This a debate between two members of the church of Christ discussing the scripturalness of Bible classes and women teachers. The proposition reads:...

Jesus' parable about two houses, one built on a rock and the other built on sand, has provided encouragement and warning for students of God's Word...

A discussion contrasting Christ with Mohammed and the New Testament with the Koran as God's final revelation.

This debate discusses the necessity of baptism in God's plan to save mankind from sin.

This debate covers three topics: The direct operation of the Holy Spirit The necessity of baptism for salvation Are we saved by faith alone? Glen...

This debate covers two different propositions: The church known as the Missionary Baptist Church is Scriptural in origin, doctrine, practice, and ...

Held at the Music Hall in Cincinnati, OH - February 23-28, 1908 Charles T. Russell affirming there is no eternal punishment after death. L.S....

Debate on the purpose of baptism and the possibility of apostasy. Debate held in Shreveport, LA in 1952.

First proposition discussed: Resolved, that the Roman Catholic Church as known today is the church that was built by Christ, and that it is the tru...