It is a common assertion today amongst atheists that many claim to have once been a Christian, a believer in Jesus Christ. Some of these persons write and speak publicly about how they stopped believing in Jesus and the Bible… Read More ›
New Testament Criticism
Saul Of Tarsus: Compelling Evidence For The Resurrection Of Jesus
The New Testament exists today as a reliable Historical narrative of true events. When we measure the New Testament by the same standards used to determined all valid historical events, we find that the texts of these 27 books, meets… Read More ›
We Don’t Need The Four Gospels To Prove Everything Written In The Four Gospels
It is a common objection of critics that the four Gospels are not reliable. Assertions are made that they are not written by eyewitnesses because they were written 30 or 40 years after the events they describe. Although there is… Read More ›
Is The Bible Filled With Contradictions?
A Forensic Investigation Of The Biblical Text One of the criticisms asserted by those who doubt the reliability of the New Testament is the idea that there are differences in the testimonies of Jesus in each of the four Gospels…. Read More ›
Atheist Challenge To Prove The Late-Date Writing Of The Synoptic Gospels
On several occasions I have stated that the synoptic Gospels were written before 44 A.D. I have been challenged by many atheists who assert that I am wrong; the synoptic Gospels were written late in the first century. In an… Read More ›
Legal Analysis Of The Four Gospels As Valid Eyewitness Testimony
The basis of this article is to demonstrate by legal methods that the four canonical Gospels of the New Testament are both historically accurate, and reliable evidence that would be recognized by any court in America as credible and truthful… Read More ›
Bart Ehrman Is Wrong That Acts 4:13 Proves Peter Was Illiterate
It is incredible how many people rely on a man who is known as a New Testament scholar, yet spends so much time trying to refute every important principle of the New Testament. Perhaps the most famous of all Ehrman’s… Read More ›
The Primary Issues Of New Testament Criticism
How do we know that the New Testament is reliable and was truly written by eyewitnesses who really saw and heard Jesus? Were the Gospels of Christ written early or later in the first century? Did the writers of the… Read More ›
New Testament Scholars Teaching Errors To Students
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 ›
The Errors Of Liberal Scholars In Disregarding Evidence
In reading the commentaries of liberal New Testament scholars, we would expect that evidence would be the foundation of every conclusion. What is often found instead is a mass of conjecture, and misrepresentations. In this article, I will take you… Read More ›
A Demonstration In The Lack Of Knowledge By Liberal New Testament Scholars
Beginning with the idea that God does not exist and miracles are not possible, liberal New Testament scholars developed the assertion that Jesus was not God, nor was He capable of miracles. These ideas progressed into what we see today… Read More ›
You Are My Witnesses: The Men Who Saw Jesus
And you are my witnesses, telling people about me everywhere—in Jerusalem, throughout Judea, in Samaria, and to the ends of the earth. ~Acts 1:8 The question of whether Jesus actually existed, is perhaps, the most important subject of all time…. Read More ›
Does Jesus Live In The Believer? How Jesus Communicated A Remembrance Of All He Had Done To The New Testament Writers
Recently, A fellow Christian told me that Jesus does not literally come to live inside those who believe in Him, but it is the Holy Spirit who lives in us. I found this view very interesting considering all that Jesus… Read More ›
The Record Of Secular History And Jesus
Critics of God and the Bible, often state that there are no historical references to Jesus outside of the Bible. As is so often the case, people make statements like these without really knowing all of the facts. From the… Read More ›
Opinions And Speculation Permeate New Testament Criticism
One of the frustrating difficulties for me in the current trend of New Testament criticism, is the prevalence of opinions and speculation over actual facts, that are known or can be known. I grow weary reading about how the “Q”… Read More ›
