Exegetical Fallacies: Author Interview

D. A. Carson and Andrew David Naselli recently released a third edition of Exegetical Fallacies, a book that in its first two editions helped thousands of Christians interpret the Bible well—and avoid common pitfalls in interpretation. I reached out to Andy Naselli to see if he would answer a few questions about biblical interpretation and … Continue reading Exegetical Fallacies: Author Interview

Did Paul Invent Christianity?

Sometimes people skeptical of Christianity claim that the Apostle Paul, not Jesus, was the primary innovator of many things we think of as “Christian.” Some take it even further and claim that Paul so radically changed the teaching of Jesus that he, rather than Jesus, should be viewed as the true founder of Christianity.  I’m … Continue reading Did Paul Invent Christianity?

Is the New Testament Historically Reliable? A Book Review

Christians have always had to deal with skeptics, but the frequency of public attacks against the Bible’s reliability seem to have increased in recent years (think only of the audacious claims of the Jesus Seminar, Dan Brown’s The DaVinci Code, and Bart Ehrman’s unrelenting stream of skeptical books).  In fact, a couple years ago, I … Continue reading Is the New Testament Historically Reliable? A Book Review