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When jurors evaluate witnesses in criminal cases, they examine evidence in an effort to corroborate the statements offered by these witnesses. Jurors are looking...
I’m often asked to make the case for the reliability of the Gospels in spite of the presence of scribal variants throughout the text....
Most of us who have taken the time to defend what we believe as Christians are familiar with the term, “apologetics”. It comes from...
In Cold-Case Christianity, I make the case for the reliability of the New Testament Gospels based on a template we use to test eyewitnesses...
In every crime scene I’ve ever worked, both evidence and artifacts were present; it’s my job to separate one from the other. Did the...
One common challenge leveled at the gospels is related to the manner in which they were first recorded. How early were the texts written,...
A recent podcast listener offered the following objection: Couldn’t the disciples have been wrong about the death of Jesus? After all, when Paul was...
I’ve often heard it said that the New Testament is well referenced and attested by the Early Church Fathers of the 1st, 2nd and...
In my book, Cold Case Christianity, I attempt to evaluate the gospel accounts with the same criteria used by jurors to assess the reliability...
As a detective, I’ve learned how to sift through eyewitness testimony. There are times when an eyewitness gets it right and times when a...
