Apologetics Unplugged: What’s Wrong with Religion? Part 2
Join our hosts C. Michael Patton, Clint Roberts and Carrie Hunter as they continue their discussion surrounding potential problems with religion. Is Christianity, for example,...
Apologetics Unplugged – What’s Wrong with Religion?
In this initial episode we hear a chaotic discussion between the hosts, Michael Patton, Clint Roberts and Carrie Hunter, about the nature and direction of what exactly the...
Widely Held Myths About Ancient Sources
In late 2013 Dr. Craig Blomberg taught a thirty-session class for Credo Courses on the historical reliability of the New Testament Gospels. This blog is a transcript (with...
The Ultimate List of Christian Apologetics Podcasts
Check out the latest blog at Credo Courses: The Ultimate List of Christian Apologetics Podcasts Eventually the Credo Courses blog (done by Ted Paul) will have additional...
Did the Early Church Fathers Believe in Sola Scriptura?
Definition of Sola Scriptura Sola Scriptura: the reformed Protestant belief that the Scriptures alone are the final and only infallible authority for the Christian. This does...
The Canon of the Bible Is 66 Books Enough?
On this episode of Theology Unplugged we talk about the canon. In this context canon refers to the collection of books that make up the Bible. Did you know that Bibles used by...
Was the Resurrection Story Borrowed from Ancient Myths (Alternative Theory #4)
What is the Contention? Contention: The story of Christ’s resurrection was actually borrowed from ancient mythology that predated it by many years. While these myths...
Was the Resurrection a Result of Mass Hallucinations? (Alternate Resurrection Theory #3)
Was the Resurrection a Result of Mass Hallucinations? There are two facts one must address to disprove Christianity: The historical evidence in favor of the resurrection The...
Jesus Didn’t Die from Crucifixion (The Swoon Theory)(Alternate Resurrection Theory #2)
Jesus Didn’t Die from Crucifixion It’s difficult to deal with alternate theories on the historicity of Christ’s resurrection. There are plenty of them out there. That’s not...