Jericho and Archaeology — Disproof of the Bible?
Here is one possible explanation for the high level of erosion in Jericho.
Results from Tag: 'apologetics'
Christians Have Always Recognized the Pope’s Authority — Here’s Proof From the 1st Century
Why would early Christians in Corinth “obey” a bishop from hundreds of miles away in Rome?
How to Stay Catholic in School
Whenever someone raises an objection about your faith, ask two questions: What do you mean? And why are you asking?
Former Baptist Pastor Explains His Conversion to Catholicism
“If this is the same Church that traces its roots back to the Apostles,” says John Thompson, “yes, this is where all men and women belong.”
How Tall Was Goliath?
Was Goliath “four cubits and a span” or “six cubits and a span?” And what exactly is a cubit?
Camels Help Bible Readers Get Over the Hump of Bible Skepticism
This is the blessing of apologetics — one’s faith gets strengthened all the time by seeing how the Bible is right again and again
Are We Even Trying To Evangelize Anymore?
If we want to bring others to the Catholic Faith, we need to make sure that their image of Catholics is one of intellectual and moral seriousness and powerful charity.
What Archaeology Tells Us About Joshua’s Conquest
Is there any archaeological evidence for Joshua entering Israel and conquering cities in the late Bronze Age and early Iron Age?
Using the Bible to Debunk the Bible Debunkers
Some people claim that the mention of ‘pitch’ in Exodus is an anachronism. Here’s why they’re wrong.
How to Respond to Friends Who Say, ‘Can’t Nature Be My Church?’
How to respond to friends who say, ‘If I can see God in nature, why bother going to church?’
