Most scholars are agreed that the traditions about Jesus were passed along as an oral tradition before being written down in the four Gospels. But what does that mean for their historical reliability? Some people have compared this oral period to the telephone game. The telephone game is a fun activity that children (used to) … Read More “Is the Telephone Game a Good Analogy for the Jesus Oral Traditions?” »
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In this sixth episode of the History of Christianity, we take a look at Jesus as he enters Jerusalem, is arrested and crucified. We also look at the resurrection and why historians should discuss it. For More Information: Did Jesus Ride Two Donkeys into Jerusalem? What the Romans Said About Crucifixion 5 Reasons Why the Resurrection of … Read More “Episode 6 – Jesus: Crucifixion and Resurrection” »
In this fifth episode of the History of Christianity, we look at Jesus’s ministry before his entry into Jerusalem. Rather than recounting every event in the Gospels, we look at some of the major themes. For More Information: What is the Gospel? Challenging Skepticism About Miracles Aren’t the Gospels Merely Legends? Recommended Book:
In this fourth episode of the History of Christianity, we look at Jesus from his birth to his baptism. We also look at questions of whether Matthew and Luke invented the virgin birth to copy pagan myths or satisfy Old Testament prophecy. For More Information: Mary and Pagan Virgin Mothers Laozi, Jesus and the Virgin … Read More “Episode 4 – Jesus: The Early Years” »
In this third episode of the History of Christianity, we take a look at Jesus before he was born in Bethlehem. The New Testament teaches that Jesus was both divine and pre-existent. We look at the biblical evidence for the nature of Jesus before the incarnation. For More Information: Divinity By Decree: Part One Divinity By Decree: … Read More “Episode 3 – Jesus Before the Early Years” »
