Thinking "outside the box" when doing history or theology
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In Judaism . can you speak of "resurrection" without believing something happened to the corpse?by johnankerberg817 views- 1:09
How do faith and history come together?by johnankerberg629 views
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Is information that is theological bias historically unreliable?by johnankerberg467 views
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Does the physical Resurrection make sense in first century Judaism?by johnankerberg1,547 views
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Did Jesus perform miracles?by johnankerberg4,302 views
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The significance of the title "Son of Man",by johnankerberg3,962 views
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Why are the virgin birth, empty tomb and resurrection controversial?by johnankerberg3,754 views
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Is Information from the Bible historically reliable?by johnankerberg1,662 views
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Can preconceived ideas/assumptions affect historical information about Jesus?by johnankerberg595 views
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What changed Paul in to a follower of Christ?by johnankerberg2,415 views
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Was Jesus' death necessary?by johnankerberg3,628 views
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Do the Creeds accurately portray what Jesus said and did?by johnankerberg1,498 views
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Some mistakes critics make when they read the Bible?by johnankerberg3,558 views
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What about information written by Papias and other Church Fathers?by johnankerberg1,348 views
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Did early Christians believe Jesus' body was still in the tomb but His Spirit in a place of honor?by johnankerberg674 views
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Did the Last Supper really take place as it is recorded?by johnankerberg1,418 views
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Did Jesus think He was the Messiah?by johnankerberg1,997 views
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What did Paul mean in 1 Corinthians 15 by a "spiritual body"?by johnankerberg2,661 views
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How did the early Christians understand "resurrection"?by johnankerberg607 views
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Are the four Gospels contradictory?by johnankerberg2,745 views
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