Biblical Reliability
When I first examined the New Testament Gospel accounts, I was intensely interested in their authorship. I found it interesting that two of the...
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When I first examined the New Testament Gospel accounts, I was intensely interested in their authorship. I found it interesting that two of the...
J. Warner Wallace was interviewed on 100 Huntley Street and talked about the case for Easter by examining the Resurrection of Jesus through abductive...
Were the gospel writers present during the time of Jesus? J. Warner Wallace, author of Cold Case Christianity, discusses the reliability of the gospel...
Was there a long-lost source for the Gospels, commonly known as “Q”? Could the Gospels have been written from the common knowledge of eyewitnesses?...
In our Rapid Response series, we tackle common concerns about (and objections to) the Christian worldview by providing short, conversational responses. These posts are designed...
The long ending of Mark’s gospel appears to be a late addition. If this is the case, should we trust anything Mark has to...
Many Bible translations highlight Mark 16:9-20, the last 11 verses of the Gospel, for closer inspection. The New American Standard Bible (NASB) translation, for...
Why should we believe the New Testament gospels have been correctly attributed to the authors who wrote them? Is there any evidence for the...
The authorship of Mark’s Gospel is of great importance to those of us making a case for the reliability of the New Testament. Mark...
The authorship of the New Testament Gospels has become a point of contention for many skeptics who deny the traditional attributions of Mark, Matthew...