10 Reasons to Accept the Resurrection of Jesus as a Historical Fact
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By: Brian Chilton | April 11, 2017 When I left the ministry due to my skepticism, one of the factors involved in my departure concerned…
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(BCP) The Resurrection Changes Everything: 3 Changes the Resurrection Brought to the Early Church
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Many online bloggers are under the assumption that the early Christians expected and anticipated the resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth. Such, however, was not the…
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A Case for the Empty Tomb (Part 3-The Biblical and Theological Arguments)
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For the previous couple of weeks, we have looked into the veritability of the empty tomb hypothesis; that is, that the tomb of Jesus was…
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Examining Jesus by the Historical Method (Part 3–Embarrassing Admonitions)
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Last week, I discussed the second way that historians examine the legitimacy of a historical event by researching enemy attestation. The article demonstrated that Jesus…
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Examining Jesus by the Historical Method (Part 2–Enemy Attestation)
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In our last installment of “Examining Jesus by the Historical Method,” we discussed the first aspect of the historical method. We examined how Jesus of…
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The Early Church, the Canonical Gospels, and the So-Called Gnostic Gospels
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As we enter the Easter season, one is inundated with a multiplicity of specials concerning the life and history of Jesus of Nazareth. Interestingly enough,…
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Not So Covert Problems Concerning "The Covert Messiah"
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Those of you who are part of Christian communities on Facebook have probably heard of a conference presented by Joseph Atwill (a self-professed Bible scholar)…
