The Earliest Witnesses to the Life and Nature of Christ
Posted onMany critics of Christianity claim that the view of Jesus as the divine son of God, resurrected from the dead developed over time. However, the […]
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“Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing?” Blog Debate Listing
Posted onI recently engaged in a blog debate with an atheist friend, Ben Doublett, on the question, “Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing?” I posted […]
Debate to Take Place January 24th– Why Is There Something Rather Than Nothing?
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WHY IS THERE SOMETHING RATHER THAN NOTHING? An atheist/Christian debate by Ben Doublett and Cody Cook taking place on http://foolofpsalms.blogspot.com/ and http://arguewithachristian.blogspot.com/ beginning January […]
“At the Instigation of Christ”
Posted onThe Roman historian Suetonius, reflecting on the period when Claudius was Emperor (41-54 A.D.), shares an interesting tidbit about an event that happened during his […]
Errors in the Biblical Chronology of the Kings?
Posted onIn the posts I’ve done lately relating to biblical archaeology, a common theme has been developing: your presuppositions dictate your conclusions. If you assume that […]
Is the Bible Wrong About the Philistines?
Posted onThe Philistines were a people we read about in the Old Testament. Many scholars agree that they were in the region of Palestine at least […]
The Amarna Letters– An Early Reference to the Hebrews?
Posted onThe Amarna tablets record a correspondence in the mid-fourteenth century B.C. over a period of about 20 years. The Canaanite leaders were writing to the […]
Is the Bible Right About the Fall of Jericho?
Posted onIn Joshua chapters 2-6, we read a now familiar story about the Israelite siege of Jericho. In it, we find a supernatural victory given to […]
Is Isaiah 53 About the Messiah?
Posted onA Jewish Interpretation Isaiah 53 is one of the most quoted passages by Christians from the Tanakh (Hebrew Bible/Old Testament) as prophesying about Jesus. The […]