Answers & Evidence

Evidence for The Resurrection of Christ

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a fact of history and applies to every person's life. Because Jesus died, our debt was paid. Jesus' last words on the cross was, "It is finished", the debt has been paid. His death on the cross paid the debt for your sin and His resurrection gives you life. Eddie Snipes...

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Apologetics

Topics in Apologetics. Brief discussions and videos for sale....

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Manuscript evidence for superior New Testament reliability

The New Testament is constantly under attack and its reliability and accuracy are often contested by critics. But, if the critics want to disregard the New Testament, then they must also disregard other ancient writings by Plato, Aristotle, and Homer. This is because the New Testament documents are better preserved and more numerous than any other ...

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Messianic Expectations in 1st Century Judaism

Documentation from Non-Christian Sources [Answers] [Jesus]...

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Christian 'bias' in the NT Writers

Does it render the NT unreliable or inadmissible as evidence? [Answers]] [New Testament Studies] [Bible History]...

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Questions about the Bible

Is the Bible truly God's Word? What is Bibliology? With so many Bible versions today which one is the best translation? How and when were the books of the Bible put together? What is the canon of Scripture? [Answers] [Bible History]...

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On an objection about Luke, Quirinius, and Herods

Questions asked to Glenn Miller [Answers]] [New Testament Studies] [Bible History]...

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How 'non-Jesus' was paul really?

How much clearer can the data be?! The concept of a 'crucified Messiah' was in the Tanakh/OT and on the lips of Jesus--it was certainly not original with PAUL!! How about the other apostles? Peter, James, John, and others--do they speak of a 'crucified Christ'? Of course they do! [Answers] [Bible History]...

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The Synoptic Problem

The Synoptic Problem concerns the literary relationship between and among the first three canonical gospels, or the "synoptic gospels." Specifically, a solution to the Synoptic Problem must account for the similarities and differences in content, order, and wording. The literary relation may be either direct (one Evangelist possessed one of the gos...

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