I've written before about how Acts ends with a "we" passage that places the author in Rome and how some of the earliest eviden...

There are some good arguments that are often brought up for the material on Jesus' appearance to Paul in Acts, such as the authorship of...

The numbers are significant for other individuals as well, but I want to focus on Peter here as an example. He probably was part of at least...

Michael Flowers has produced a series of videos on Psalm 22:16 , in which he makes a lot of significant points about the passage. He's a...

Issues of prophecy fulfillment often come up in the context of Easter. I want to make a few points about how to best handle the situation.

A few years ago, I wrote a short post about which evidence for Jesus' resurrection we should focus on the most . And Steve Hays wrote a ...

Critics of the supernatural often object to paranormal claims that occurred in the more distant past, since there's no ability to questi...

I've occasionally discussed a line of argument for the gospels and Acts based on the names of individuals in those documents . Lydia McG...

"Pope Innocent IV (1243-1254) counted the Assumption an opinion that could be held or not held, for the Church had not yet decided....

I discussed infant baptism at length in some posts here in 2006. I don't think I've addressed the subject much since then. I want to...

In his debate with James White on sola scriptura last week , Trent Horn repeated some sentiments he's expressed before about the alleged...

I've written about how Aristides is a neglected source on baptismal issues . A passage I didn't bring up there was the following in ...

"Now God designed the human machine to run on Himself. He Himself is the fuel our spirits were designed to burn, or the food our spirit...

I've written about what I've called the departure passages in scripture and how they relate to issues like the papacy and sola scrip...

Regardless of whether or not these things [near-death experiences, out-of-body experiences] veridically occur, people around the world have ...

I've been thinking about Paul's comments in 2 Corinthians 11 regarding how he'd suffered as a Christian. What he says there is s...

It's common to cite Josephus, Tacitus, Clement of Rome, and other early sources to corroborate certain parts of the New Testament. But t...

"My colleague J.P. Moreland, out at Talbot, has taken to responding to, when people say to him, 'You can't bring anybody to Chr...

"Now, why are these verses [Isaiah 1:29-31] so confrontational? You can ask that question of so many passages in the Bible, especially ...

I've been citing Gregory Shushan's comments on some aspects of paranormal phenomena that don't get discussed much and don't ...