The Case For The Reliability Of The Gospels – Introduction
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…
The Women At Jesus’ Empty Tomb Revisited
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…
The Minimal Facts Argument Is NOT Too Minimal – A Response To Erik Manning
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…
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The Concept Of The Credentialed Layman
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…
Saving The Minimal Facts Approach From Lydia McGrew (PART 2)
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…
Saving The Minimal Facts Approach From Lydia McGrew (PART 1)
There are videos of McGrew and Erik Manning criticizing the Minimal Facts approach, but I decided not to interact with those as responding to videos takes even more time than…
Is Jesus’ Resurrection Too Improbable? A Response To Bart Ehrman and David Hume.
Back in 2018, I wrote a blog post series defending the historicity of Jesus' resurrection. The blog post series was about 12 parts long and consisted of defending The Minimal…
Response To Richard Averbeck’s Critiques Of “The Lost World Of Adam and Eve”
A while back, in preparing a video collaboration with my friend and fellow YouTuber, Zach Miller, I read some critics of the thesis of "The Lost World Of Genesis One"…
Responding To Jacques B Doukhan’s Critique Of “Genesis 1 As Ancient Cosmology”
I am one of those who thinks that The Cosmic Temple Inaguration view of Genesis 1 is correct. This view of Genesis 1 is most commonly assosiated with Professor John…
Responding To Tsumura on “Genesis 1 As Ancient Cosmology”
I am someone who favors the Functional Origins/Cosmic Temple Inauguration interpretation of Genesis 1. This view is prominently defended by and most commonly assosiated with John H. Walton of Wheaton…
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