Category: Agnosticism

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Prophecy Part 4: Triumphal Entry

Nate

To continue our study of prophecies in the Bible (begun here), I'd like to look at a very interesting prophecy fulfillment recorded in the synoptic gospels. By the way, if you're unfamiliar with the term, the synoptic gospels are Matthew, Mark, and Luke. They're called "synoptic" because they follow the same basic outline of events.… Continue reading Prophecy Part 4: Triumphal Entry

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Prophecy Part 3: Egypt & Rachel

Nate

I've begun a series of posts that examine the prophecies in the Bible. You can find the first one here. Biblical prophecies have always been touted as providing proof that the Bible is actually the inspired word of God. But do they really stand up to scrutiny? In this post, I'd like to look at… Continue reading Prophecy Part 3: Egypt & Rachel

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Prophecy Part 2: Throne Forever

Nate

In my last post, I talked about the importance of biblical prophecy in determining whether or not the Bible is truly inspired by God. I offered a list of criteria we could use to examine each prophecy, and that's the criteria we'll be considering as we move forward. The importance of the Bible in our… Continue reading Prophecy Part 2: Throne Forever

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Prophecy Part 1: Introduction

Nate

In my last post, I explained why I believe the Bible would need to be inerrant if it were truly inspired by God. Now, I'd like to begin examining why I don't believe the Bible meets that standard. People will often defend the Bible's inspiration by saying that it contains fulfilled prophecies. Is that really… Continue reading Prophecy Part 1: Introduction

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Must the Bible Be Inerrant?

Nate

If God were to write down his will for mankind, what would it look like? When Christians talk about God, they are talking about a supremely powerful being that is eternal, omniscient, and omnipotent. Such a being would be perfect, by definition. So if this being decided that we should have his instructions in written… Continue reading Must the Bible Be Inerrant?