11 More Resurrection “Contradictions” That Aren’t Really Contradictions
Why was the stone rolled away if Jesus could enter locked rooms? And how could Joseph of Arimathea buy a linen cloth if all the shops were closed for Passover?
Results from Tag: 'apologetics'
Why Should We Bother Defending the Bible Against Atheists?
The argument for Christianity and the Bible is a cumulative one, adding up to the conclusion that Christianity is true and atheism false.
Yes, Virginia, Atheists Have a Worldview
“The most dangerous philosophy is the unacknowledged one.”
Catholic Apologist Tim Staples Recalls His Conversion
“I believe that it is God’s will for there to be one Church and one shepherd,” he says.
The One-Legged Stool Called ‘Inscripturation’ is Not Taught in the Bible
Inscripturation as a counter-reply to the biblical/Catholic rule of faith utterly fails, and is itself merely an unbiblical tradition of men.
The Bible Alone? That’s Not What the Bible Says
The Bible, Tradition and the Church make up the “three-legged stool” of apostolic faith.
An Omniscient God and a “Clear” Bible
The Bible is much easier to understand when you know the original cultural, historical and literary context
Dark Energy, Dark Matter and the Light of the World
What is the difference between a materialist who believes dark matter exists and a theist who believes spirit exists?
Gerasenes, Gadarenes, Pigs and “Contradictions”
With a little knowledge of the geography of the region, this apparent contradiction can be resolved.
A Bible Puzzle About the Staff of Moses and Aaron
The idea that one staff could be the staff of Moses, Aaron and God is perfectly biblical.
