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Certainly people have challenged the historical reliability of the Gospels—such as renowned archaeologist Sir William M. Ramsay, who thought that Luke was foolish as…
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Comma Johanneum: A textual variant in 1 John that should be excluded from the text (Gk komma, "a piece, that which is cut off"). The…
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Reading the calling of the would-be disciples (Luke 9:62) in their native language and context makes more sense to us who have either plowed…
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Purdue University, IN is hosting a debate between Dr. William Lane Craig against Alex Rosenberg on "Is Faith in God Reasonable?" The debate can…
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William Ramsey, a noted historian and archaeologist, set out to prove that Luke's history was filled with errors but emerged from his study surprised,…
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Casuistic Law: A form of law characterized by an "if ... then" condition where an action and its consequences are stipulated, and mitigating circumstances…
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GENERAL TREATMENT OF THE TEXT OF LUKE 9:51-62 I. TRAVEL TO JERUSALEM NARRATIVE A. Relation between Synoptic Gospels Jesus’ last journey to Jerusalem can…
Read ResourceThe kathmanducenter.com/ stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog. Here's an excerpt: 4,329 films were submitted to the 2012 Cannes…
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For the scientist who has lived by his faith in the power of reason, the story ends like a bad dream. He has [26…
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Markan priority is the view that Mark is the oldest Gospel and is the prototype for the other Gospels. Mark wrote first, then Matthew…
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Now, by our definition also God is real. He is real in the absolute and final sense that nothing else is. All other reality…
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