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 ›
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 ›
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 ›
Did Jesus Expect The Apostles To Wait For Decades Before Writing Their Testimony? One of the assertions used by critics of the New Testament in order to discredit the validity of the testimony it contains, is to insinuate that the… Read More ›
In the 27 letters of the New Testament, we have the greatest surviving written testimony of antiquity that has ever been recorded for one person. Contrary to critics who seek to impugn the reliability of the authors of the New… Read More ›
There is a danger that ensues when people read the comments of those whom they think are experts in New Testament Criticism, as knowing what they are talking about. What we learn after decades of research and study is that… Read More ›
There are some who deny the reliability of the New Testament narratives of Jesus. They say that what is written about Jesus—His miracles, crucifixion and resurrection—were fabricated by men who wanted us to believe that Jesus is God. Others claim… Read More ›
Over the past four decades I have heard many criticisms of the New Testament. Arguments about the reliability of the narratives of Jesus, denials of His miracles, claims that the text was made up. The primary reason that I have… Read More ›
Robert Clifton Robinson 