At this point, we've seen a mounting cumulative case for the reliability of the gospels. The copies we have today are identical to the ones originally written down with 99.99%…
So far in this series, we've looked at a variety of subjects; the textual transmission of the gospels, authorship, and early dating. We saw that the evidence from textual criticism…
This is part 3 in a multi-part blog post series making the case for the historical reliability of the gospels (unless, of course, you count the Introduction as the first…
According to the prolific New Testament scholar Bart Ehrman, “Some books, such as the Gospels… had been written anonymously, only later to be ascribed to certain authors who probably did…
This is part 1 in a series of articles defending the historical reliability of the Gospels (unless you count the Introduction as part 1, of course). Before we even examine…
In his book "God and The Dock", the famous British thinker C.S Lewis once wrote "As a literary historian, I am perfectly convinced that whatever else the gospels are, they…
Image by Lumo Project. The Argument From The Criterion Of Embarrassment A common argument for the historicity of the empty tomb of Jesus is that all four gospels feature women…
Follower of this ministry will know that I am a proponent of The Minimal Facts Argument for The Resurrection of Jesus. I've studied this argument extensively since 2014; practically wearing…
Given that I'm currently writing criticisms of McGrew's anti-Minimal Facts stance, and given my recent revelation, it seemed good to me to write on a concept I've talked about in…
As the last part of this blog article's title suggests, this is the second part in a two part series in which I respond to Dr. Lydia McGrew's criticisms of…