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Eben De Jager

South Africa

Eben is a public speaker, author, and Christian apologist with a special interest in eschatology.

Education:North West UniversityPhD New TestamentUniversity of South AfricaMA Christian SpiritualityUniversity of JohannesburgBA (Hons) TheologyExpertise:
Theology
New Testament
Apologetics
Church Fathers
Member since: Jun 20, 2023Location: South AfricaPublished posts: 111

Articles by Eben De Jager

When Was the Bible Written? The Traditional Christian View
When Was the Bible Written? The Traditional Christian View

There are differing views on when the Bible was written. This article explores the traditional view and provides a historical timeline.

What Are the Seven Deadly Sins?
What Are the Seven Deadly Sins?

Many Christians consider the seven deadly sins to be particularly grievous, believing them deserving of death.

What is Protestantism? Beliefs and Key Ideas of a Major Christian Branch
What is Protestantism? Beliefs and Key Ideas of a Major Christian Branch

Protestantism is one of the three major branches of Christianity, alongside Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy.

Pope Francis: A Pope Like No Other
Pope Francis: A Pope Like No Other

Pope Francis was unique among the long line of papal regents. Here are some of the reasons he was a pope like no other.

What Do Pentecostals Believe?
What Do Pentecostals Believe?

Considering the Pentecostal Church emerged just over a century ago, its growth has been phenomenal. So, what do Pentecostals believe?

What Do Methodists Believe?
What Do Methodists Believe?

The Methodists, at one stage in American history, were the largest denomination in their fledgling country. So, what do Methodists believe?

Who Are the Pharisees in the Bible?
Who Are the Pharisees in the Bible?

The Pharisees play a significant role in opposing the ministry of Jesus in the New Testament. So, who were the Pharisees?

What Do Reformed Churches Believe?
What Do Reformed Churches Believe?

Reformed Churches are Protestant and follow the Calvinist tradition, but what does that mean? What do Reformed Churches believe?