Monthly Archives: April 2022

Dear Friends, Before I dive into the first book on my resurrection reading list, I should probably introduce you to the authors. The book is The Case for the Resurrection of Jesus by Gary Habermas and Michael Licona. I talked about Gary Habermas last time, so today we’ll discuss Michael Licona. […]

Going for the jugular (Habermas & Licona post #2: Introduction)

28 Apr, 2022 in Apologetics

Dear Friends, Before I dive into the first book on my resurrection reading list, I should probably introduce you to the authors. The book is The Case for the Resurrection of Jesus by Gary Habermas and Michael Licona. Gary Habermas has his own wikipedia entry (1) and website (2), so I’m […]

Going for the jugular (Habermas & Licona post #1: Introduction)

25 Apr, 2022 in Apologetics

Dear Friends, I mentioned last time that I chose Bart Ehrman’s book, How Jesus Became God, to help me understand the skeptical side of the resurrection debate. However, I ultimately decided to choose an additional book by a critic, namely, The Resurrection: A Critical Examination of the Easter Story by […]

Going for the jugular (intro #3: Internet Infidels)

11 Apr, 2022 in Apologetics

Dear Friends, My search for resurrection books to read, on both sides of the debate, was very interesting. Today, I want to make some observations about my search, without even getting into the details of the first book I’m reading. . Christ myth theory One faction you may have heard […]

Going for the jugular (intro #2: Christ myth theory)

10 Apr, 2022 in Apologetics

Dear Friends, Theism has long seemed like a freebie to me. This quote (1) from evolutionary biologist (and perhaps the world’s most famous atheist) Richard Dawkins… “Everything about biology has become almost a branch of information technology because DNA is so exactly like a computer language.” …tells me that an […]

Going for the jugular

8 Apr, 2022 in Apologetics