In Three Archaeological Finds Christians Should Know, we discussed three major archaeological discoveries that are relevant for understanding the period of Joshua, Judges and 1 Samuel. They are of help to us because they corroborate the general outline of events as we find them in the Bible, and also help us to situate the Biblical […]
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Of all the various subfields within Biblical studies, perhaps none changes quite like Biblical archaeology. Despite almost two hundred years of archaeological excavations in Palestine and the Ancient Near East, only a small percentage of all the sites that exist have been excavated. Thus, new discoveries are being made all the time, and new analysis […]
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Does the Quran point Muslims to the Bible? Do the Hadiths direct people to the reliability of the Old and New Testaments? What did Muslims historically believe about this? Luis Dizon answers all of these questions, and more.
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Is Scripture all we need? Can all dogmas be found in the Bible? Are there some Traditions that are binding but not Biblical? Michael, Craig, William and Turretinfan discuss Scripture and whether it is materially sufficient.
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It’s amazing how many Christians have never considered the issue of the canon. In the case of most who have, much is still left to be desired. I’d like to consider several common arguments that some make in order to arrive at a 66 book canon. 1. The Bible itself identifies the 66 book canon. Of course, […]
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