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Although great effort has been made to make sure there are no grammatical and spelling errors in this material, some have still slipped by. I am constantly finding problems I had missed. If you find any errors, please let me know. I realize some people are offended or even agitated when people point out their mistakes, but I really want to know. I don't want a poor presentation to distract people from the message.
Besides writing all of the material, I also created the website. After the website was finished, I made this material available in a printable format (that you download). All-in-all, this has been a monumental task. Literally, thousands of hours have been spent on this project. As a result, I expect there are probably many publishing errors I have missed. Please report these too if you find them.
Although I try to be as thorough as possible when I research an issue, there are usually things I have missed. For example, I have had people write to me and say, "Your chapter on the trinity is great. In case you're interested, I have a couple more verses that help prove your point." These types of contributions are invaluable.
I understand not everyone is going to agree with everything I have written. There are tremendous doctrinal issues within Christianity and people from a variety of backgrounds read this material. As the old adage goes, "It's alright to disagree, as long as we do it in an agreeable manner." I don't mind it when people write and say they disagree with something I have written. I don't even mind it if they send me a long letter detailing why they disagree with me. I will take a look at their comments and try to see if there is something I might have missed.
I don't, however, have time or a desire to argue or debate doctrinal issues. I have found that people who are argumentative or belligerent usually do not listen to what their opponents have to say. The only thing they care about is winning the argument. Life is too short to waste my time arguing over doctrinal issues.
Although I try to respond to most emails I receive, it is impossible to respond to them all. The website has over 17,000 new visitors a month and this generates a fair amount of email traffic. Since I maintain this site in my spare time (I work fulltime as a Correction Officer at a prison) I can't spend as much time as I would like responding to emails. Sorry.
If you have any other comments or concerns, please feel free to contact me.
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