History Of The Bible

Realism

A Defence of Partial Preterism
Central to the Christian thesis is the divinity of Jesus. Little wonder critics such as Bertrand Russell[1] and Signal[2] complain - ‘no amount of Christian theological acrobatics will ever solve the problems engendered by the historical reality that a promised imminent fulfilment made two thousand years ago did not occur as expected by the New Testament. Simply stated, Jesus is never coming back, not then, not now, not ever’.
An Objection From Plurism

I am sitting in a lobby of a busy Chinese hotel. People are coming and going, or meeting to drink Chinese tea. I enjoy being part of the activity; the movement, the laughter. Over the PA Christian songs are playing – which makes me wonder – I know most of the people are not Christian yet they are all demonstrating a remarkable tolerance to this other-religion music.
Why Did Jesus Have To Die?
The early church primarily understood the question; why did Jesus have to die? - in terms of overcoming the devil. In both the ransom and Christos Victor motif the purpose of the cross was to overcome Satin's lawful hold (because of the fall) over humanity.
Did The Flood Really Happen?

Free Will?

Do We Have A Soul?

The Problem with Adam
Of central import to the discussion of anthropological beginnings is the study of rare mutations evident in the mtDNA code. These markers, uncomplicated by the recombination process that occurs in nuclear DNA represents the bifurcating nodes of maternal human ancestry. If they could be dated then a detailed map of human ancestry could in principle be sketched out.
Seven Days

A plain reading of the Genesis creation account coupled with the Genesis genealogy suggests the earth was created in seven literal days some six thousand years ago. So why does objective evidence past doubting tell such a different story?
Right Sizing The Bible

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