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On a different note regarding the historicity of the empty tomb. I understand that this is something that you believe…
On Jesus and the Messianic Prophecies – Did the Old Testament Point to Jesus?
Then I have to ask. Wouldn't the destruction of Jerusalem and the destruction of the religious institution he perceived as…
On Jesus and the Messianic Prophecies – Did the Old Testament Point to Jesus?
Hi Bart I notice you dont refer to any of the recent archaeological evidence for the existence of 1st century…
On The Myth That Nazareth Was a Myth
Amazing!
On The Gift of Christmas (2023)
How historically likely is it that Jesus was born on January 7th?
On The Gift of Christmas (2023)
The Ukrainians have just moved their Christmas celebrations to December 25th.
On The Gift of Christmas (2023)
I'm currently reading 1 Kings, Romans and 3 Maccabees in my RSV Bible.
On But Your Own Teacher Bruce Metzger Didn’t Think That!
"An angel of the Lord then appears and tells her to bring her burning hand to the child and to…
On How Did Early Christians Make Unorthodox Texts Seem Orthodox?
Your whole reply was to something I made obvious with "You've ... made it clear you CAN'T do this" In…
On How Did Early Christians Make Unorthodox Texts Seem Orthodox?
I like that answer as far as I can understand it. I think a sense of mystery, combined with a…
On The Myth That Nazareth Was a Myth
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