Bible reliability

Your Common-Sense, Practical Test for the Reliability of the Bible

by Ragnar
31/12/201111/05/2019

We are now in the closing hours of 2018. One of the aspects of life today (and I am sure it will be true in 2019 as well) is that we rely so much on experts to address the various questions we face. Health issue? See a doctor, and if (s)he does not know, you can get a referral to a specialist. Computer problem? You find either a hardware or a software expert to help you. In almost any area of life we turn to experts for advice and helpRead More »Your Common-Sense, Practical Test for the Reliability of the Bible

Archaeological Discovery of Ancient Temple Announced

by Ragnar
27/12/2011

The Jerusalem Post, on Christmas Day, announced the discovery of a seal used in the Temple worship in Jerusalem has been discovered. The article, which includes a video of the artefactRead More »Archaeological Discovery of Ancient Temple Announced

Christopher Hitchens and the efficacy of Pascal’s Wager

by Ragnar
21/12/201110/05/2018
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When I studied philosophy in university I learned about Pascal’s Wager. Simply put, it reasons from the point-of-view of a rational person who does not know for sure if there is a God or not (the position many of us are in). Read More »Christopher Hitchens and the efficacy of Pascal’s Wager