Scientists, technologists, and academicians
Recovering the supernatural worldview of the Bible
Many in the modern church have traded the supernatural worldview of Scripture for the materialist worldview of naturalistic science. We write to recover the first, to read the prophetic Word seriously, and to recognize the day in which we live.
Three lines of argument
The site is organized around three bodies of work. Each stands on its own; together they make a single case.
Restoring a Supernatural Worldview
Science and Christian faith are both movements that deal in observable fact and in faith-based trust. Abandoning the supernatural costs the church four things.
Read the essay → II. DreamsDreams of Irenaeus
A scientist’s dreams, recorded before the events, and then observed unfolding — hypothesis testing of a kind the academy does not have a category for.
Read the accounts → III. End TimesThe 70th Week of Daniel
Nine specific signs — not the general ones that have always been with us — that appear to have occurred or to have become possible for the first time.
Read the signs →The nine signs
Jesus gave both general signs and specific ones. These are the specific ones.
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Return of the Nation of Israel
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Israel as the Fig Tree
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Calls for a Global, One-World Government
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Calls for a Universal Religion
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Evidence of the Great Apostasy of the Church
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Qumran and a Final Jubilee Beginning in 2025
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Israel Is Moving Towards a Third Temple Project
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Jewish Rabbis Claim the Messiah Is at Hand
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The 200 Million Man Army and the Kings of the East
Who we are
A remnant, and a way
We chose the name to emphasize two things: that God always retains a remnant of followers in every age of the world, and that Jesus Christ came not to replace the law and the prophets but to fulfil their purpose by establishing the way of salvation. Some of us write under pseudonyms.