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Today, we’re talking about evidence from archeology. For a long time now, skeptics have criticized the Bible, claiming that biblical writers borrowed their information from pagan myths and legends and …
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It’s November 29, 1623. I’m with the Governor of Plymouth Colony, and he has just made an official proclamation for a Day of Thanksgiving. JG: “Governor Bradford, could you read …
William Bradford – November 29, 1623 Read More Today we’re talking about evidence from biblical prophecy. Now, when it comes to Messianic prophecy you might say, “Carl, aren’t those prophecies so general they could apply to anyone?” Uh …
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It’s December 23, 1775. I’m in Virginia at the church of Reverend Peter Muhlenberg, who is just about to conclude his sermon. Wait … he’s taking off his black preaching …
Peter Muhlenberg – December 23, 1775 Read More Today, we’re talking about evidence from biblical prophecy. The Old Testament is filled with ancient prophecies about the coming Jewish Messiah – over three hundred of them! Prophets such as …
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It’s June 17, 1775. I’m at the Battle of Bunker Hill with Peter Salem. JG: “Mr. Salem, you are a free Negro, and you were recommended by your commanding officer …
Peter Salem – June 17, 1775 Read More Today, we’re talking about evidence from biblical preservation. The accuracy of the New Testament is beyond dispute, or at least it should be. After all, we have over 5,000 ancient …
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It’s March 23, 1775. I’m at St. John’s Church. An overflow crowd is listening to Patrick Henry; he’s in the middle of a very emotional speech. War in America is …
Patrick Henry – March 23, 1775 Read More Today, we’re talking about evidence supporting the accurate preservation of the biblical text. One reason to trust the reliability of the New Testament is its amazingly accurate preservation throughout history. …
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Welcome to Fast Facts with Reasons for Hope, I’m Carl Kerby. Today, were talking rhinos, which literally means “nose horn” because of their most spectacular feature. A rhino’s beautiful horn …
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It’s April 19, 1775. I’m with Prudence Wright whose husband has just left with the Massachusetts Minutemen. JG: “Prudence, why are all these women dressed up like men and carrying …
Prudence Wright – April 19, 1775 Read More Today, we’re talking about evidence supporting the accurate preservation of the biblical text. There are many reasons to avoid false worldviews, but there are also many good reasons to trust …
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It’s October 24, 1774. I’m at Elizabeth King’s house in the town of Edenton, North Carolina. A group of Patriot women are meeting to sign a declaration to not drink …
Penelope Barker and Elizabeth King – October 24, 1774 Read More Today, we’re talking about worldviews. When you hear the term “deconstruction,” you may think of a bulldozer. But, philosophically, deconstruction is the idea that every traditional institution in society must …
WORLDVIEW: Deconstruction Read More It’s June 1, 1765. I’m in the Virginia House of Burgesses with one of its members, Patrick Henry. JG: “Mr. Henry, you sound like you’re on the brink of calling …
Patrick Henry – June 1, 1765 Read More Today, we’re talking about worldviews. The New Age Movement is full of error – from its promotion of reincarnation to its idea that man can become a god. What does the …
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It’s November 1, 1800. I’m in Washington, D.C. with two presidential candidates, President John Adams and Vice President Thomas Jefferson. JG: “Mr. President, what is the key Federalist position?” JA: …
John Adams & Thomas Jefferson – November 1, 1800 Read More Today, we’re talking about worldviews. The New Age Movement may conjure up memories of the hippie era, but its philosophies continue to permeate modern society. For example, the New Age …
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It’s December 27, 1799. News of George Washington’s death has just reached London. I’m with King George III. JG: “Your Majesty, what are your thoughts on the passing of President …
King George III – December 27, 1799 Read More Today, we’re talking about worldviews. What comes to mind when you hear “New Age Movement?” Flower children meditating with crystals next to a Volkswagen van? Well, that caricature may be …
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