Religion
Religious Liberty In A Pluralistic Society
The Table Briefing Religious Liberty In A Pluralistic Society By Darrell L. Bock and Mikel Del Rosario Format: PDF Source: Bibliotheca sacra, 172 (October-December 2015): 470-81 This peer-reviewed article is part of The Table Briefing series. ©2015 by Dallas Theological Seminary. Used by permission. Download PDF Introduction The value society places on religious liberty suggests the […]
Was the Virgin Birth Copied from Alexander the Great?
THE TABLE PODCAST The Virgin Birth Alexander the Great's birth story may have supernatural themes, but there is no virgin birth or virgin woman clearly present in the text Was the story of Jesus' virgin birth copied from Alexander the Great? On an episode of the Table Podcast called "Was the Virgin Birth Copied from […]
Why Religious Freedom Should Matter to Absolutely Everyone
Religious Freedom in a Pluralistic Society Why should religious freedom matter to everyone? Because the value we put on religious liberty shows how much we really care about freedom. If you’re going to be able to work for the common good—with people from all sorts of backgrounds—the law has got to protect your freedom to […]
Was Jesus’ Death and Resurrection Copied from Krishna?
Copied From Krishna? What would you say if someone told you the Gospel accounts of Jesus’ death and resurrection were copied from earlier pagan stories? Over 100 years ago, a guy named Kersey Graves talked about Jesus and Krishna. He said Jesus wasn't unique among religious figures. Fans of his work were convinced the Hindu figure […]
Was the Virgin Birth Story Made Up?
Did The Virgin Birth Really Happen? What would you say if someone asked you if the story of Jesus' virgin birth was real, or if it was copied from other religions? In this post, you see how to think through a few challenges to the historicity of the Virgin Birth. First, we’ll answer the question “Was […]