Most people understand that not everything that is posted on the internet is true or reliable. This becomes particularly nefarious when the person hosts people who assert the New Testament is not a reliable truth. Paulogia has written hundreds of… Read More ›
When I published “New Testament Apologetics,” this year, it was in response to an Apologetics class I would teach in the Spring. In this book and in the Apologetics class, I taught the 21 primary false assertions that people, like… Read More ›
It is an often-stated position of persons opposing the historical eyewitness testimony of the men who saw and heard Jesus, that Christians must prove that the New Testament is true. When critics make this assertion they are rewriting the historical… Read More ›
It is often difficult to watch inexperienced, unprepared Christians, seek to debate persons who claim to be atheists. Shannon Q and Paulogia prey on these types of Christians who are clearly unprepared to debate the deception of militant atheists. It… Read More ›
It is a frequent assertion by critics of the New Testament that these texts about Jesus are not reliable because there are many discrepancies In my book, “New Testament Apologetics,” chapter 20, I take my Apologetics students through an exercise… Read More ›
“And I’m not merely quoting the opinions of men as to what is right. I’m telling you what God says.” (1 Corinthians 9:8) There are many atheists today who cite a consensus of scholars as their validation for a particular… Read More ›
“Facts are stubborn things. When people have seen an event with their own eyes, and they record what they saw and tell people what happened, this becomes evidence that people were willing to die rather than deny what they knew… Read More ›
King David is not only a historical figure documented throughout the Bible, but his presence on earth demonstrates the accuracy of the biblical texts.[1] One thousand years before Jesus entered our world, David had written hundreds of Psalms in worship… Read More ›
Near 52 AD Paul wrote to the church at Thessalonica, and said that in the Last Days, many who formerly claimed to believe in Jesus, would fall away and no longer believe. Twenty years before this, Jesus asked a rhetorical… Read More ›
The manner in which people process and interpret information that they see and hear in the world affects the decisions and conclusions they have regarding every important subject of life. When the human brain receives information, our biases act as… Read More ›
The records of antiquity contain evidence that allows us to know whether events that took place in the historical record are true. What we know about these past events can only be understood through the writings of those who saw… Read More ›
You will often hear it asserted that atheists are more proficient in the Bible than Christians. This statement can be impeached in less than 30 seconds. If the premise of your assertion is wrong, your conclusions are also wrong. What… Read More ›
If we examine the texts of the New Testament we often see different details between these four writers. Critics assert that these differences are contradictory, and this is evidence that we cannot trust the narratives about Jesus. The Reality of… Read More ›
In Matthew chapter 13, Jesus describes the difficulty of those who do not believe in Him, and the impossibility that they can understand the depth of meaning in the Bible. Unbelievers are limited to the surface meaning of scripture, and… Read More ›
Is a New Testament scholar an authority regarding the true facts and reliability of the narratives concerning Jesus? If you are like many people, you would say “yes.” What if this scholar is an atheist and doesn’t believe that God… Read More ›
If God exists and He desires that we know Him, how would He communicate with us and prove His existence? You might find it interesting that nowhere in the Bible does God seek to prove His existence. He knows, that… Read More ›
At its inception New Testament criticism was intended as a forensic method for proving the scriptures of the Koine-Greek texts describing the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, were valid. Today New Testament criticism is used by the enemies of… Read More ›
When a person hears that there are 300,000 Textual Variants in the New Testament, they are naturally concerned. When we hear that the Gospels were written anonymously, we wonder if they are accurate. If a scholar states that the Gospels… Read More ›
One of the easiest arguments to impeach that is made by atheists consistently today, is the idea that the Bible is filled with contradictions. After 45 years of scholarly study, writing, teaching, and publishing commentary on the entire Bible, I… Read More ›
This is part 2 of an essay that describes seven pieces of evidence for the existence of God. Although atheists and critics of God and the Bible assert that there is no evidence for God, the facts of history, science,… Read More ›
It is a common misunderstanding that the Old and New Testaments are two separate parts of the Bible that have very little relevance to each other. Those of us who have spent our lives studying the Hebrew and Greek scriptures,… Read More ›
Some critics of the Bible say that the text of the Bible cannot be trusted because it contains inaccuracies and is therefore unreliable. Supporters and scholars of the Bible say that the Bible is without error and therefore completely reliable. Who… Read More ›
George Orwell said: “Who controls the past controls the future: who controls the present controls the past.” There is an insidious effort amongst atheists to rewrite the historical record of Jesus in the New Testament, and claim it never happened…. Read More ›
One of the contentions made by critics of the New Testament is the idea that the writers of the four Gospels borrowed from each other. Some critics assert that the text is identical, others allege the Gospel writers invented their… Read More ›
Robert Clifton Robinson 