There is a fellow on the Internet who has been promoting the idea that no court of law would affirm the existence of Jesus Christ based on the available evidence. I refuse to debate him on this issue as it is such a silly claim. Would a legal court affirm the existence of Jesus? No … Read More “Would A Court of Law Affirm the Historical Jesus?” »
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Apologetics and Theology Blog
Apologetics and Theology Blog
I like what Raymond Brown says about historical issues surrounding the story of the guard at the tomb in Matthew. My interest is not in what this means for this story but rather for what it says in general when we approach the Bible. “In principle some would reject any possibility that the Matthean account … Read More “Raymond Brown on Historicity and Presuppositions” »
