Does archaeology disprove the Old Testament?
Does archaeology prove that Old Testament history is accurate? Or does it show it cannot be treated as history?
thoughtful ideas on life's big questions
Does archaeology prove that Old Testament history is accurate? Or does it show it cannot be treated as history?
How well did the Old Testament prophets predict the future? Or were they doing something more and different to prediction?
Are the stories of Adam & Eve, Cain & Abel, Noah and the Tower of Babel legends or true? Can the Bible be true if they are legends?
The account of Moses leading Israelites out of Egypt and Joshua leading them into Canaan are important parts of the Old Testament. But are they true?
What should we make of the Old Testament? Is it worth reading?
Are our western secular values more dependent on Christianity than we think? Historical writer Tom Holland argues the case.
Has the New Testament been changed over the years? Are the writers reporting what they know, or was it written long after the events?
Archaeological discoveries this century throw light on the life of Jesus as recorded in the four gospels.
Archaeological and other investigations continue to throw light on the history surrounding Jesus. Here begins a series of posts where I look at some of the latest information.
The resurrection of Jesus is the core of christianity yet an unbelievable miracle to many. How does a historian analyse the evidence?