The Bible isn't a history book, but history plays vital role in its overarching message. So, in this issue we ask if there's any reason to think the Bible is historically accurate.
Archaeology plays an important role in assessing the reliability of the Old Testament. But, there isn't always as much evidence as we might like. How should that affect our assessment?
Many believe the Gospels do not give an accurate picture of Jesus? Overtime details changed. One person added this. Another forgot that. But, is that really a fair assessment?
Miracles are probably the biggest hurdle people have to taking the Bible seriously. So, before we go any further we need to ask whether miracles are even possible.
The resurrection seems like nothing more than a fairytale to some. But a closer look reveals there's more historical evidence for the resurrection than many realize.
We close this issue by taking a closer look at a theory that attempts to explain the resurrection appearances in terms of natural psychological phenomena.
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Get A Grip
Get a Grip is a bi-weekly blog that builds upon the discussion started in the Virtual Clarity articles.
