Biblical Reliability
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...
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Why Wasn’t the Virgin Conception of Jesus Mentioned by Mark or Paul? (Podcast)
Is the Virgin Conception of Jesus Necessary and Reasonable? (Podcast)
Why We Know the New Testament Gospels Were Written Early (Podcast)
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Biblical Reliability
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Why does it seem like Christians favor some Old Testament laws yet reject others? Is this just an example of selective reasoning? Are Christians...
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If you’re a Christian, you probably have many unanswered questions. The Bible doesn’t fully explain many of its claims, and life can cause everyone...
The Bible
Can we trust what the Bible says? There are times when the Bible makes claims that simply cannot be corroborated by outside sources. When...
Biblical Reliability
Skeptics sometimes argue that the Christianity in its early years looked different than modern-day Christianity. Specifically, they question whether Jesus claimed to be God...
Christianity
The earliest manuscripts of Mark’s gospel do not include verses 16:9-20. What happened to these verses? Should we reconsider the reliability of Mark’s gospel...
Biblical Reliability
Few individuals have had as much impact on Christianity as the Apostle Paul. Traditionally credited with authoring thirteen or fourteen books in the New...
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If there are variations between the New Testament manuscripts (most of which are copyist errors), why do we describe the Bible as “inerrant”? How...
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