Atheist Valerie Tarico Has Written A Book, And Published A Recent Article Seeking To Impeach The Truth Of The Bible And Christianity: Ridiculing the faith that people hold dear and expressing hatred towards those who love God, is nothing new…. Read More ›
Most of us think of slavery in terms of one man placing another man into bondage. Our minds are filled with images of men on ships against their will, being transported across vast oceans to distant lands where they will… Read More ›
For those who do not believe that the New Testament is a valid narrative of true events, the miracles of Jesus remain a primary objection. The following arguments are addressed in this article: “The Miracles Of Jesus Are Fabricated” “Miracles… Read More ›
Throughout the course of human history there have been numerous false religions started. All of these religions and sects have one thing in common: within a short period of time they are discovered as frauds. Many cease to exist, others… Read More ›
For some people, the idea that an omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient God would permit evil in the world, is a contradiction. Others object to the idea that the cause of evil in the world is the result of free will, i.e., human… Read More ›
Today we have conclusive evidence from a first century manuscript which proves that Jesus was in Jerusalem and crucified, just as the narratives of the four Gospels declare. The original New Testament texts have survived time and decay for over… Read More ›
Is The Bible Filled With Inaccuracies And Discrepancies? 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… Read More ›
Frequently I hear comments from atheists and other critics that there is no difference between the God of the Bible and all others. Whenever these assertions are made, I know that they come from a person who has not really… Read More ›
After Jesus had been raised from the dead, He appeared to two of the disciples who were traveling on the road between Jerusalem and Emmaus. These men did not recognize Jesus until some time later. As Jesus walked with these… Read More ›
One of the questions that people have about the New Testament Gospels, is how the disciples were able to remember all of the specific details they included in their Gospel narratives. Some critics of the Bible have written that the… Read More ›
It is a common complaint by critics of God and the Bible that He does not stop sickness and suffering in the world. The accusation is made that if God is truly good and loving and has all power, why… Read More ›
One day I walked through the Sistine Chapel in Rome, Italy, and looked up at the ceiling where the majestic art of Michelangelo was painted. I beheld and enjoyed this beauty, but I do not believe that anyone named Michelangelo… Read More ›
Have you met someone who is lacking the education or training to understand a particular thing and hear them express comments that you know are simply due to misunderstanding or insufficient knowledge? In conversations with atheists or agnostics, it is… Read More ›
Who Is Melchizedek? In the 14th chapter of Genesis, a king by the name of Chedorlaomer came and took captive the city of Sodom. He carried away all of the treasures of the city and took as captives the people… Read More ›
It is the idea of most people in the United States that we have a government by the people and for the people. This is true, but there is far more at work which permits the government and our country… Read More ›
391 Places In The New Testament Where Jesus’ Crucifixion And Resurrection Are Described One of the allegations that has been leveled against the New Testament regarding the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, is the idea that the writers of the… Read More ›
The Requirements Necessary To Be Defined As A Historical Event: You will hear critics of the New Testament assert that the stories about Jesus in the New Testament are not historical, but myth. They make this conclusion, not because there… Read More ›
