Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence
This is something that you’ll often hear in slogan or meme form on the internet. Especially when it comes to proving the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Jesus is The First and the Last
In Revelation, John meets an extraordinary figure in a vision. It is Jesus in heaven.
Were ancient Jews illiterate?
A common accusation against the Bible has to do with literacy. It is assumed that people in biblical times were illiterate. That they were just dumb peasants and fishermen who could not read or write. Is this true?
The Gospels are Greco-Roman historical biographies
Are the gospels and Acts comparable to Suetonius’ Lives of the Caesars, Tacitus’ Agricola, Plutarch’s Cato Minor, Lucian’s Demonax, and Philostratus’ Apollonius of Tyana? Here is what the experts say:
Is God lying in these scriptures?
Numbers 23:19 says “God is not human, that he should lie”, Hebrews 6:18 says “it is impossible for God to lie” and Titus 1:2 says “God, who does not lie”. It seems pretty clear that God is not a liar. But there are some scriptures that seem to question this assumption. We’ll look at some examples of places where it may look like God is lying, but let’s examine them closer.