This is mainly a tribute to J. I. Packer, one of the most deserving members of the Biblical Inerrancy Hall of Fame (if there were one).
Thinking Man Films has produced four films that explore the controversies in archaeology and history over the Israelite exodus from Egypt and their conquest of Canaan. In a culture of skepticism, they search for the “patterns of evidence” that show that the books like Genesis, Exodus, and Joshua are not in error in their reporting of history.
Are the Gospels Greco-Roman biography? Dr. David Farnell shows that the early church fathers rejected that tradition and tied the Gospels to Old Testament historiography instead.
Dr. Phil Fernandes interviews Dr. Lydia McGrew on the robust reliability of the Gospel accounts. Part 2 discusses her review of Michael Licona’s book on differences in the Gospels.
We don’t have the original New Testament writings. How accurate are the copies? Dr. Joseph Holden and Don Stewart show why today’s text is substantially what the writers of Scripture wrote.
Norman Geisler (1932-2019) fought the good fight of faith. He was arguably the foremost champion of biblical inerrancy of his era, and he started DefendingInerrancy.com in 2014. Here’s our tribute.
