Was John the Baptist Elijah, or not? Let’s take a look at this supposed Bible contradiction.
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Was John the Baptist Elijah, or not? Let’s take a look at this supposed Bible contradiction.
Continue reading “Bible Contradiction: Was John the Baptist Elijah?”
Does Matthew 28:16-17 provide evidence that some doubted the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ?
Continue reading “Did Some Doubt The Resurrection of Jesus?”
Will God allow you to live a free and immoral life right until the last minute? A couple of critics have conjured up a rather fishy scenario, but can it really happen?
Continue reading “Looking At a Killer’s Deathbed Repentance”
More often than not I’ve seen a recurring narrative among the deconverted regarding a severe lack of critical examination. Should we strive to avoid testing our faith, or would doing so make it all the more secure?
Continue reading “Critically Examine Everything? How Deconverts Don’t Really Change”
In a rather strange charge of contradiction, are critics right when they say that Paul is telling the Galatians to juggle their burdens? I think a little context is needed.
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In part one of our look at the OT (Old Testament) law and its application in our lives today we ended by proposing a look at some common objections to what we had laid out. So, let’s see what the skeptics have cooked up….
Continue reading “Harmonizing the OT Law Part. 2 Examining the Objections”
In this new apologetic series, I’m going to take a look at some of the alleged Bible contradictions brought forth by atheists and skeptics of Christianity. Today, Psalm 145:9 is our verse.
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