Here’s an unfiltered, fact-based narrative about Andrew Torba, focusing on his history, associations, claims of Christianity, controversies, and current work with Gab: On his platform, Gab, Andrew Torba has 4.2 million followers. A 2019 report from The Intercept claimed that out of over 4 million registered accounts, only about 100,000 were actively posting content regularly….
Category: Religion
SEC Charges Against Ensign Peak Advisers: The Veil Over LDS Church Investments
LDS news you may have missed last year involving major Church fraud. How a Huge Hedge Fund Masqueraded as a Religious Charity for 20 Years & Nobody Cared One of the largest hedge funds in the world was pretending to be a religious charity until recently. Estimates of its assets range between $50 billion and…
Navigating Faith and Doubt: Why Many Are Leaving the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Understanding the Exodus: Why Members Are Leaving the LDS Church in 2025 Introduction In recent years, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, commonly known as the LDS Church or Mormon Church, has experienced a noticeable decline in membership retention. This trend, confirmed by various studies and anecdotal evidence, raises questions about the underlying…
Is Jordan Peterson more enamored by his own religious philosophical concepts than he is convinced of traditional doctrines of Christianity?
Got Questions?: What does it mean to have faith in Jesus? Many people speak about “having faith in Jesus,” but what exactly does this mean? The Bible uses the phrase “faith in Jesus” synonymously with belief in Jesus as Savior. Romans 3:22–23 says that “righteousness is given through faith in Jesus Christ to all who…
The Infinite and the Divine: Theological Reflections on Space Exploration
What is a Black Hole? A black hole is a region of spacetime where gravity is so strong that nothing, not even light, can escape. Formed from the collapse of massive stars or as part of the evolution of galaxies, black holes are characterized by an event horizon, the boundary beyond which anything that crosses…
Off the Beaten Path: Discovering Cults Far From the Spotlight
A cult typically refers to a group bound by a shared, often extreme, set of beliefs and practices. Frequently, these beliefs revolve around an exaggerated focus on religious or cultural ideals, elevating one particular notion above all others. The critical distinction between cults and conventional religions often lies in the cult’s tendency towards isolation and…
My opinions on “Liberation Theology” have touched a nerve.
My interaction with a tweet by Megan Basham brought out an interesting exchange…intelligence did not appear to be a hallmark of the response from the other side. Liberation theology, for those not in the know, is less about saving souls and more about saving face for political gain, twisting the teachings of Christ into a…
When preachers go bad … The Antinomian Dilemma: Can Too Much Grace Lead to Too Little Morality?
A lifestyle guided by doctrinal error. Antinomianism is a theological doctrine that holds that Christians are freed by grace from the necessity of obeying the moral law. The term comes from the Greek words “anti” (against) and “nomos” (law). Here are key points about Antinomianism: Grace Over Law: Proponents argue that since salvation is by…
Unmasking Fool’s Gold: Finding Spiritual Treasure in a World of Shiny Distractions
Ever come across the saying “All that glitters isn’t gold”? It essentially means not everything that appears valuable truly is. And when it comes to gold, this couldn’t be more accurate. Gold, a soft, bright yellow metal, is a rare chemical element known for its resistance to reacting with other elements. It’s often found in…
The Ebbing Faith: How America’s Religious Decline Signals a Nation Adrift
The problem… In the heart of America, where the fabric of society once found its strength in the communal bonds of faith, we’re witnessing an existential drift that’s both startling and profound. In 1950, Gallup reported that 0% of Americans said they have no religion. By around 1970, this figure was up to 3%. And…