I recently had an email exchange that was partly about the idea that Catholicism is more appealing than Evangelicalism to people who are mor...

“Pope Francis” Brings Doctrinal Anarchy The National Catholic Register is probably one of the most mainstream Roman Catholic publications...

The work of Roman Catholic Apologist Peter D. Williams 

Since some critics still claim that Matthew's accounts in his infancy narrative were made up on the basis of the passages of scripture h...

(Previous parts in the series: part 1 , part 2 , part 3 .) One of the most foundational criticisms of the infancy narratives is that they...

Here's another misleading Christmas article by Time. We get this sort of thing year after year, from so many media outlets. Liberal sou...

Brown's work on the infancy narratives is still widely regarded as the standard in the field. Though he wrote from a largely liberal per...

As of late last year, every review of Raymond Brown's The Birth Of The Messiah at Amazon was highly positive. For more than a decade, e...

In my last post , I addressed some problems with Raymond Brown's view of the relationship between the infancy narratives and what other ...

(This will be an eight-part series. After completion, the entire series will be linked in one post.) One of the most common and most found...

Here are some comments Richard Bauckham just posted at Larry Hurtado's blog . Though he doesn't mention it in his post, my understan...

The Council of Trent held that “the purity itself of the Gospel [is always] preserved in the Church; which (Gospel), before promised thro...

I’m following up on my previous post about William L. Lane’s discussion of the origins of Christianity in Rome and the development of a net...