The Gospel accounts rest on eyewitness testimony, historical detail, complementary witnesses, and a remarkably preserved manuscript record.
The Reliability of the Gospel Accounts
Paul’s Quotes from Greek and Roman Poets as Evidence of Historical Reliability
Paul’s quotations from Aratus, Menander, and Epimenides confirm his knowledge of the real linguistic and cultural world of the first century.
Evidences of Christianity
Christianity rests on converging evidence from revelation, reason, history, Jesus Christ, the resurrection, Scripture, and creation.
The Evidence for the Historical Jesus Christ: Investigating the Full Case
The historical case for Jesus rests on eyewitness Gospels, hostile witnesses, archaeology, prophecy, His execution, and resurrection evidence.
Difficulties Found in the New Testament
New Testament difficulties yield to careful context, accurate history, textual study, and disciplined historical-grammatical interpretation.
Islam Mocks Christianity: How Can You Trust a Bible That’s Been Changed for Centuries?
Variants do not prove Bible corruption; they provide evidence by which the original wording is restored.
The Bible’s Historical Reliability
Archaeology, chronology, inscriptions, and Scripture itself confirm the Bible’s historical reliability from Genesis to Revelation.
Shafi’i Islam Explained: Origins, Jurisprudence, Key Beliefs, Practices, and a Christian Apologetic Evaluation
Shafi’i Islam is a disciplined Sunni legal school. This article explains its method and contrasts it with the New Testament’s textual and historical authority.
How to Confidently Know You Have the Correct Gospel: A Biblical and Historical Defense
The biblical gospel today is identical to the one Jesus and the apostles proclaimed, preserved through Scripture, manuscripts, and faithful witnesses.
How to Count Textual Variants: Evaluating the Greek New Testament Manuscripts
The accuracy in counting New Testament textual variants is crucial, as most are insignificant and don't affect core doctrines.
