Did Jesus of Nazareth really rise from the dead?
Do we all mean the same things by "really" and "rise"?
Does historical logic prove Christianity to be true?
Are some American apologists really quite silly?
Are modernist theologians any more sensible?
And has Andrew discovered the lost ending of St Mark's Gospel?
This series of essays on faith, doubt, and textual criticism is appearing for free on this blog over the coming weeks.
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If you don't want to wait for the next installment, the complete 10-part series is already available to read on my Patreon.
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The hymn writer says that Jesus walks with him and talks with him along life's narrow way. But did he really mean it?
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