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The Church of the Holy Sepulchre
The Undeniable Site of Christ’s Crucifixion and Resurrection For more than 2,000 years, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem has been revered as the site of Jesus Christ’s crucifixion, burial, and resurrection.… Read more
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Victor of Vita
Thinkers and Theologians Victor of Vita (fl. c. 484 AD) was a 5th-century North African bishop and historian best known for his detailed account of the Vandal persecution of Nicene Christians in the African provinces.… Read more
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Hosea 13:16 – Divine Justice or Cruelty?
The Truth Skeptics Ignore One of the most frequently cited passages by skeptics seeking to challenge the morality of the Bible is Hosea 13:16: “Samaria shall bear her guilt, because she… Read more
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Anicia Juliana
Thinkers and Theologians Anicia Juliana (c. 462–527 AD) was a Byzantine noblewoman, Christian patron, and theologian, renowned for her contributions to Christian art, architecture, and theological thought. Born into the wealthiest and… Read more
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Hyperbole in the Ancient Near East
War, Kingship, and Divine Claims One of the most striking examples of hyperbole in the ancient Near East comes from Egypt. The Merneptah Stele (shown above), dating to 1208 BC, contains the earliest known… Read more
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C.S. Lewis’s Trilemma
Liar, Lunatic, Lord—or Legend? C.S. Lewis (who is one of my favorite authors and well noted for his Chronicles of Narnia series), in his book Mere Christianity, famously argued that Jesus… Read more
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Humble Lamb SonRise NLT
A Premium Bible for a Lifetime For some time now I have appreciated the craftsmanship of Humble Lamb Bibles, and now, for the first time, I own a New Living… Read more
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The Resurrection: Part 12 of 12
Answering Objections, Recap and Final Bayes’ Theorem Introduction: The Need for a Final Defense The resurrection of Jesus is the most historically supported supernatural event in history, yet skeptics continue to… Read more
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The Resurrection: Part 11 of 12
The Disciples of the Disciples: The Apostolic Fathers and the Resurrection Introduction: The Early Church’s Unwavering Testimony The resurrection of Jesus was not only proclaimed by the apostles—it was passed down… Read more
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The Resurrection: Part 10 of 12
The Theological Significance and Bayesian Probability Introduction: Why the Resurrection Matters The resurrection of Jesus is not merely a historical event—it is the foundation of Christian theology. Without it, Christianity collapses.… Read more
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