Category: General
Michael J. Kruger on The Origins of the New Testament Canon
Michael J. Kruger, professor of New Testament and academic dean at Reformed Theological Seminary, Charlotte, NC delivers four lectures on the Origins of the…
Read MoreIs America Abandoning God?
Ravi Zacharias and Bob Ditmer talk about a recent USA TODAY article that reports more Americans are declaring no religious affiliation according…
Read MoreSabbatum Excerpt: Darrell Bock and Daniel Wallace on NT Textual Variants
Regarding Ehrman's claim that all manuscripts are filled with errors; we noted the kinds of errors that are to be found in…
Read MoreSabbatum Excerpt: Is Jesus’ Resurrection the Only Explanation?
David strauss delivered the historical deathblow to the swoon theory held by Karl Venturini, Heinrich Paulus, and others. On the other hand,…
Read MoreSabbatum Excerpt: John Hick on Evil
"In the Christian scriptures, the climax of this history of evil is the crucifixion of Jesus, which is presented not only as…
Read MoreBiblical Nuggets: Communion
Communion: Generally, a term most closely related to the biblical idea of fellowship (from Greek *koinania). It can refer to either the relational…
Read MoreSabbatum Excerpt: Roger Penrose’s Antipathy to Subjectivity
"Among Einstein's difficulties with current quantum mechanics was its leading to subjective pictures of physical reality - as abhorrent to him as to me.…
Read MoreTerminology: Romanticism
Romanticism: Philosophical and literary movement of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries that emphasized spontaneous feeling and individual freedom in reaction against…
Read MoreSabbatum Excerpt: Peter Kreeft on Christian Morality
"When the morally good atheist practices Christian morality better than many Christians do, he is not succeeding in being good without God.…
Read MoreBiblical Nuggets: Fall
Fall: The event in which Adam and Eve, the first humans, disobeyed the explicit command of God, thereby bringing sin and death…
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