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Did Jesus Believe in Divine Punishment?

Paul Copan reviews Eric Seibert’s The Violence of Scripture: Overcoming the Old Testament’s Troubling Legacy: Read the whole thing here.  

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New Book: Simply Jesus by N.T. Wright

Whatever your views on his theology, it’s hard to deny the fact that N.T. Wright presents theology in a gripping and fascinating way. Whether he is addressing the nature of heaven in Surprised by Hope or the attractiveness of the Christian life in Simply Christian, Wright finds it impossible to write a boring sentence. One of the most influential and prolific…

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We Should Be Biblicists in the Same Way Jesus Was

Kevin DeYoung describes Jesus’ view of Scripture.

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Debunking the Zeitgeist Movie

Jonathan McLatchie addresses the internet documentary’s claim that Jesus is a mythological amalgamation of ancient pagan deities.

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Did God Change at the Incarnation?

James Anderson: Read his answer here.

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Understanding the life of Jesus and what it means for us

Pastor Tim Keller talks about the story of Jesus in the Gospel of Mark and the historical and personal implications of his story for each one of us.

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Christmas Wishes from Thinking Matters

Merry Christmas from all of us at Thinking Matters!

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Video from the Saddleback Apologetics Weekend

Media from the recent apologetics conference hosted at Rick Warren’s church on the topic: “Who is Jesus?”.

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The Mystery that Makes Sense of Everything

As we count the days down to Christmas, here are some thoughts from J.I. Packer about the greatest mystery of the Christmas story: the Incarnation.

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Vernon C. Grounds on Jesus of Nazareth

Jesus of Nazareth, without money and arms, conquered more millions than Alexander, Caesar, Mohammed and Napoleon; without science and learning, He shed more light on things human and divine, than all the philosophers and scholars combined…

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Resources for Easter

Books, articles and more to encourage reflection during the Easter season.

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Chalcedonian Definition

The Council of Chalcedon in 451 A.D. marked what is considered to be the zenith of the early church’s christological speculation. It was formulated against the backdrop of nearly four centuries of controversy regarding the person of Christ. The following is defending the definition against the charge that it is difficult to understand.

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History's Greatest Communicator

Joe Carter and John Coleman describe the unlikely impact of Jesus in their book How to Argue Like Jesus.

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Five ways to argue like Jesus

Joe Carter and John Coleman have written a recent post at Relevant Magazine, explaining some of basic principles of persuasion that they have observed in the life and ministry of one of history’s greatest communicators.

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How Pat Robertson was wrong and right

Investigating Pat Robertson’s claim that the Haiti disaster was the result of a Satanic pact.

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Have we got it right? New DVD on Jesus, history and the NT

A DVD has become available with lectures from a conference held earlier this year to address objections concerning the historicity of the New Testament, the transmission of the NT manuscripts, and the person of Christ.

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