How to Read Your Bible - Episode 10
The Bible is an OLD book. How am I supposed to understand it? Where do I start? This week Jon begins a mini-series on Bible reading tips.
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Tools to test the reliability of the New Testament: enemy attestation, Aramaic substrata, and independent sources.
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Historiography 1: Early Reports, Embarrassment, and Coherence - Episode 3
Timing, coherency, and embarrassment are three historiographical methods of determining the reliability of a document’s content.
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Correcting the misinformation and assumptions that inform the views many people have towards the trustworthiness of the bible.
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Why Do I Believe? - Episode 1
Apologist Jon Topping introduces the topic of the podcast - the believability and basics of the Christian faith. He explores how he personal
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