Well, this morning, let me just start off by giving you just a little bit of my background.

I got saved around 12 and went to several different denominations, and as I got older,

realized there's a little bit of difference between the denominations.

And they may be important and maybe not, but I'm just curious, and I wanted to know what the differences are and what the actual answers are.

So having a background in computers, I thought, well, we do this logically like we would anything else.

And I'll go back to the source. Well, Jesus is not here currently. The apostles have written what they've written. That's what we're kind of

confused on in some of their writings in the Bible. So the next source would be anybody that knew

the apostles. So we want to look for people that were the disciples of the 12 apostles, people that

could say, well, I knew Peter, James, John, I talked to Mary, I interviewed this person, and would

write stuff down.

And there's actually quite a few of that stuff.

And that's the ancient church fathers.

And I've sought to kind of bring that back.

What I found was the teachings on the doctrines that I was curious about were consistent for

the first 200 years.

Everybody taught the same thing.

And if you said something different,

you were attacked as a heretic on the spot.

Somewhere along the third century,

and I don't want to speculate how, when, or who, or anything,

but just by looking at the writings, it's obvious,

things got turned around,

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