The Gospel According to Paul: Why Christianity's Foundation Might Not Be What You Think
Why does Christianity need Paul to explain what Jesus meant? A critical examination.
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When Scripture Contradicts Scripture: My Journey Away from Biblical Inerrancy
After years of study, I discovered Biblical contradictions that cannot be reconciled.
When Noah's Instructions Don't Add Up
The Noah's Ark story contains a fundamental contradiction about how many animals to bring.
The Uncomfortable History of How Men Decided What Became God's Word
The Uncomfortable History of How Men Decided What Became God's Word
Comparative Historical Evidence: Jesus, Caesar, and Alexander
Examining the claim that historical evidence for Jesus is stronger than for Caesar or Alexander, and why this comparison does not hold up under standard historical methodology.
The Book of Revelation: Historical Context and Rhetorical Purpose
Understanding the Book of Revelation as a product of late first-century apocalyptic literature, written to address the immediate concerns of early Christian communities under Roman imperial pressure.
Why the Bible Does Not Mention Israelites Building the Pyramids
Examining why the Bible never connects the Israelites to pyramid construction, and how historical timelines and the nature of the biblical narrative explain this silence.
Rethinking Biblical Modesty and the Responsibility for Lust
Biblical modesty addresses wealth and social display, not women's bodies—and scripture consistently places responsibility for lust on the individual, not on those they desire.