KJV vs. Evangelicals

A Scriptural Refutation

De: David Michael Curtis

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Is Modern Evangelicalism Built on the Rock of Scripture or the Sand of Human Tradition?

In KJV vs. Evangelicals—A Scriptural Refutation, David Michael Curtis presents a provocative and meticulously researched challenge to the core tenets of modern Evangelicalism. This book argues that many cherished practices—from the sinner's prayer and altar calls to the doctrine of "Once Saved, Always Saved"—are not found in the Bible but are traditions of men that nullify the Word of God.

Using the rigorous Sentinel Threefold System (UAD), this work guides the reader through a comprehensive, topical study of the King James Version, contrasting its plain teachings with the doctrines of institutional churches. Curtis makes a compelling case for a return to the simplicity and power of the first-century faith, advocating for:

• The KJV as the sole, authoritative standard for doctrine.

• Topical Bible Study as the only true application of Sola Scriptura.

• The House Church as the only biblical model for Christian fellowship.

This is not a book of easy answers but a theological toolkit designed to empower you to dismantle man-made systems and reconstruct your faith on the unshakeable bedrock of the Holy Scriptures. If you are a Berean at heart, ready to search the Scriptures for yourself, this book is an indispensable guide for discovering and defending the faith which was once delivered unto the saints.