Seven Reasons to Love Textual Criticism: #4 P52
Reason Number 4: P52 Never heard of P52 (also known as Rylands Library Papyrus)? Don’t worry . . . Most Christians have not. P52 is the earliest known manuscript of the New...
Thoughts on Bart Ehrman’s Article in the Huffington Post
Someone turned my attention to an article by Bart Ehrman, published in the Huffington Post, titled “Who Wrote the Bible and Why it Matters.” The article is...
Seven Reasons to Love Textual Criticism: #5 Daniel B. Wallace is a Modern Indiana Jones
Here we are, just five days left to go to join our movement and strengthen minds through understanding. Reason #5: Daniel B. Wallace is a Modern Indiana Jones Normally, we...
Seven Reasons to Love Textual Criticism: #6 This is a FULL Course on Textual Criticism!
The countdown continues. You now only have six days left to join with us in putting together the first ever Credo Course and get a great deal on education that will last you...
Seven Reasons to Love Textual Criticism: #7 It’s the first step in all of Bible Study
There are only seven days left for you to join with Credo House in the production of its first Credo Course, New Testament Textual Criticism. This means that there are only...
Theology Unplugged: Roman Catholicism – Part 12 – Mariology (Part 2)
[display_podcast] Join Michael Patton, Tim Kimberley, JJ Seid and Sam Storms as they continue their series on Roman Catholicism by continuing the topic of Mariology. Theology...
Has Secularization Made Us Smarter?
Here is a common myth: Intelligence has evolved over the centuries of recorded history, so we’re smarter than people were a thousand years ago. Just look at the remarkable...
Don’t Take Yourself So Seriously
I remember, many years ago, talking with a friend of mine about another friend. There was something about this guy that we did not like, but we could not put a finger on it....
Fourteen Characteristics of Theological Legalism
Without question, one of the most disturbing trends in the world of theology is that, far too often, grace is eclipsed by theological legalism. Twice today I encountered this...