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Mar 31, 2017
Awesome price and quality
Awesome price and quality.
Jun 16, 2017
Powerful argument for Christianity that skeptics will find compelling
4 of 4 found this helpful J Warner Wallace is a retired homicide detective with decades of experience working cold cases, i.e., unsolved cases in which the murder occurred long ago and with few or no living eyewitnesses. He creates a circumstantial case for Christianity by showing that:
1. The Gospels and other New Testament books were written relatively early and close to the alleged event of the Resurrection.
2. Many of the events recorded in the New Testament are corroborated by archaeology and secular first-century writers.
3. The claims made about Jesus didn't change over time and were accurately preserved.
4. The apostles had no motivate for lying, such as financial gain, sexual lust, etc.
Wallace methodically examines alternative explanations for Christianity (such as a conspiracy, mass hallucination, an impostor fooled the apostles, Jesus didn't really die, etc.) and explains in detail why they're unreasonable. Wallace is thoroughly honest and admits every explanation for the rise of Christianity has strengths and weaknesses. He argues that a supernatural Resurrection is the simplest explanation but has one major drawback - it requires belief in the supernatural. We should not, however, presuppose that supernatural miracles are impossible prior to investigation, since this presupposition will bias our investigation of the evidence. Determining if a supernatural event even occurred is the very thing we are investigating, we cannot assume this is impossible prior to investigation.