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"Bible" in Modern Usage
Here is a quote from John Riches in The Bible: A Very Short Introduction, which I think is instructive for those who throw the term Bible around: So, to put it simply, the term ‘Bible’, as a collection of sacred texts, is first used for the Christian scriptures, in their different versions. Only later is…
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On My Recent Work as an End-time Correspondent
I recently did some work as End-time correspondent doing a phone interview while conducting some field work (i.e. driving to work). This was in relation to my identification of the AntiChrist. For those who are interested, be sure to check out the interview for some of my thoughts. This audio would be of particular interest…
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Catholic Reasoning about the Canon becomes Circular too
I recently posted a comment (HERE) to a question about how we know which books belong in the canon (HERE). This is why I really am not a big fan of traditional apologetics. Issues are almost always oversimplified. I’ll give the gist of how the Catholic apologist thinks the discussion should go: Catholic asks Protestant:…
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Old Testament Stories – Lego Style
Okay. Someone has way too much time on their hands, namely the creator of TheBrickTestament.com. A considerable number of Biblical stories are laid out with Legos. You really need to go check this out. I have seen a lot of people link to this before, but have never really taken the time to go look. …
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Old Testament Timeline – Ralph Klein
For those looking for a decent Old Testament timeline, you might check out Ralph Klein’s offering, which places the chronology alongside other events of importance in the wider Ancient Near East. Some Features of the Timeline As stated above, it correlates with the timelines of other areas in the Ancient Near East, which can be…