Knowing The Truth About The Reliability Of The Bible - Knowing the Truth About, #6

Name: Knowing The Truth About The Reliability Of The Bible
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Author: John Ankerberg
ISBN: 9781937136406

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John Ankerberg, John G. Weldon

John Ankerberg
Paru le : 09/08/2011

Skeptics & critics everywhere say the Bible isn't trustworthy. University courses, evolutionary science & the acceptance of relative values have convinced... > Lire la suite

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Skeptics & critics everywhere say the Bible isn't trustworthy. University courses, evolutionary science & the acceptance of relative values have convinced many people - even some Christians - that the Bible isn't 100% accurate & authoritative. What evidence from history, archaeology, science, & logic proves them wrong? An inerrant Bible is the cornerstone for knowing the character and nature of God's Word & the salvation it offers thru the death & resurrection of Jesus Christ.
This book reveals the unjustified biases of Bible criticism; verifies the accuracy & authenticity of ancient biblical texts; shows why the evidence for biblical authority is superior to critics' allegations.

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Date de parution : 09/08/2011
Editeur : John Ankerberg
Collection : Knowing the Truth About
ISBN : 978-1-937136-40-6
EAN : 9781937136406
Format : ePub

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Host of the award-winning John Ankerberg Show, has three earned degrees: an MA in church history and the philosophy of Christian thought, an MDiv from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, and a DMin from Luther Rice Seminary. He has authored, co-authored and/or edited 92 books, including the 2-million-selling "Facts On" series of apologetic books. John Weldon has authored and co-authored numerous books on cults and the occult, and has master's degrees in divinity and Christian apologetics, and doctorates in comparative religion and contemporary movements.