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On the Reliability of the Old Testament by K. A. Kitchen

On the Reliability of the Old Testament K. A. Kitchen ebook
Page: 684
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ISBN: 0802849601, 9780802849601
Format: pdf

Historically, most of the charges brought against the Bible have to do with its reliability. As a result, he became skeptical of Christianity and of the reliability of the Bible. Frederick was heavily influenced by Voltaire, the French philosopher and atheist. In most cases, those who reject the reliability of the Bible do so because of false impressions they have gained from sources other than the Bible. The next chapter in our continuing series on “How Dumb Can Arguments for Christianity Get?” is live! The Bible is a book that lets us know and understand God's way of thinking, what's important to Him and the attributes of His nature and character. With further research and discovery, things look very promising for general historical reliability of the Bible. Did these events really happen? Did these people and customs really exist? Recently, Kenneth Kitchen, in his book On the Reliability of the Old Testament (Grand Rapids: Williams B. The purpose of "The Old Testament Documents," is to present the Old Testament to the reader the events, customs, places, and people are reliable. (See “On The Reliability of the Old Testament” (2003), Table 18 on page 251.) Resurrection of Lazarus The article cites the resuscitation of a woman declared medically dead. The answer: pretty dumb indeed. As we begin to look at the reliability of the text of the Old Testament, I want first to acknowledge the problems with which we must deal. So, naturally the Bible is the target for much of the scrutiny of skeptics and non-Christian opponents. Eerdmans Publishing Company, 2003) has made an attempt to defend the historicity of the patriarchs.