Houston, TX (PressExposure) December 16, 2010 -- PRI or Preterist Research Institute, as led by Don K. Preston, has set up a new web portal to provide people a convenient way to access religious learning materials from. One of their objectives in launching this site is to provide religious education to people of all walks of life. Whether a person is a Christian or not, he will be able to learn a lot from the doctrine known as the preterist, otherwise known as the covenant eschatology. All one has to do to check out the different materials available in this web page is to check out the different sections in it.

Mr. Preston, the man behind this website has a lot of experience behind him, when it comes to spreading the word of God. He has already participated in live interviews in St. Louis, Missouri, specifically the talk show titled “Salt and Light”. Aside from that, he also co-hosts a live radio show with William Bell called “Two Guys and the Bible”, which is aired every Tuesday 6 in the evening central time.

Don has already written a number of Christian books and one of the most popular books published is called the “Who is Babylon”, which is available through this web page. This book is a study about the Revelation, and it has been supported by a lot of people. Aside from this though, Don is also currently working on other manuscripts, which will soon be available for people to gain access to. Aside from books, a person can access a christian article through this site, by simply going to the “Articles” tab.

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Through this website, which can be accessed at http://eschatology.org, PRI is able to offer seminars, lectures, books, videos, and debates to people who access it. However, a person need not have to acquire any of the materials to acquire certain types of information such as the data about the biblical end times. To search for articles related to it, a quick search tool is actually available for people to take advantage of.

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