Monthly Archives: June 2011

was Jesus sent to the Jews only

Posted on June 27, 2011 by christopher fisher

The Bible, despite inferences in Luke 4, seems to be of an unanimous position that Jesus was sent only to the Jews. Even the one person who has the most stake in the Gospel to the Gentiles, Paul, claims that Jesus was sent to the Jews. Jesus was sent to the Jews alone. Continue reading →

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Bart Ehrman: Chronology Fallacy

Posted on June 27, 2011 by christopher fisher

This might be a problem if the authors of the four gospels ever claimed to be writing a chronological history. Again, modern standards are being inconsistently and retroactively applied to the authors of the gospels. Continue reading →

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Bart Ehrman: Categorical Storytelling Error

Posted on June 27, 2011 by christopher fisher

In order to show a real contradiction in the history of the gospels, the alleged statements must contradict in concept. Many, but not all, of Ehrman’s alleged contradictions fall under this categorical storytelling fallacy. Continue reading →

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