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Josephus and the Historical Credibility of the Bible
Not many Christians are familiar with first century Jewish historian Josephus, which is unfortunate. The life, death, and resurrection of Jesus (the latter rejected purely out of anti-supernatural bias) are the most well-attested facts in all of ancient history. But...
Should We Seek Certainty or Confidence? Huge Difference
My last post was on the faith and doubt, and how both are part of what it means to be human. The concepts are not specifically religious, and apply to all human being, religious or not, contrary to secularist assertions. Similar assertions, in effect, have...
Joshua Harris Take 3: Christians, You Are Not The Only Ones Who Doubt!
My last post on Harris was on plausibility structures and how they create a reality that seems real to people, whether it is or not. Twenty first century plausibility secular structures are also important to the issue of doubt. Christians at a disadvantage in these...
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