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Was Jesus formally trained? We'll see in this passage that he wasn't. But commentators

Ever heard of the Daubert Standard? "The Daubert standard is the set of criteria

Bible Odyssey notes helpfully about the importance of wells in ancient Israel: "Although

Various Views or Theories of the Atonement Governmental: God has shown how

William Lane Craig, a well-known Christian apologist, says, "Christian apologetics

I had a fellow ask me how I would respond to someone who thought God had made a mistake

I like reading the testimonies on Answering Islam of Muslims from all over the world

As a pastor I have often been asked if it is right for a believer to marry an unbeliever,

Is it ethically and biblically right to defend yourself against attack, whether physical

The case for the historical resurrection of Jesus is a strong one. Several books

Feet in Israel got dirty. The common foot attire was sandals and the dusty unpaved

Our proverb is, "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure," and it's most

One of the common objections I hear to belief in the God of Scripture is that He

It was a successful TV detective drama on a couple of networks in the 70's and 80's.

When Joe was doing his outreach phase of Youth With a Mission's discipleship training

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