Investigation of the historical credibility of the New Testament records of Jesus' life with a focus on His resurrection.
The most distinctive claim about Christianity in relation to other world religions is that Christianity says that God has revealed himself in history....
Read MoreThe most distinctive claim about Christianity in relation to other world religions is that Christianity says that God has revealed himself in history. As British theologian, Alan Richardson, has state...
Read More Download PDFIn this first part of a two-part article, the presuppositions and pretentions of the Jesus Seminar are exposited and assessed. It is found that the principal presuppositions of (i) scientific naturali...
Read More Download PDFFive reasons are presented for thinking that critics who accept the historical credibility of the gospel accounts of Jesus do not bear a special burden of proof relative to more skeptical critics. The...
Read More Download PDFDoes it make sense to say that Christmas marks the birth of God? This question evokes the primary theological debates of the fourth and fifth centuries – how Jesus Christ can be considered both ...
Read More Download PDFExamines what we know from history of Jesus’ Passion.
Read More Download PDFReflections on the Triumphal Entry of Jesus into Jerusalem one week before his death.
Read More Download PDFExamines the historical grounds for belief in Jesus’ resurrection, focusing on the empty tomb, his post-mortem appearances, and the origin of the disciples’ belief in his resurrection....
Read More Download PDFPanelists: Mark Ballin, Christian Dennis, Elliot Drallmeier, Alex Kim and Sunny Sidhu Discussion with students of the historicity of Jesus’ resurrection....
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