Yesterday brought with it an interesting disagreement between several Christian speakers, namely Jonathan McLatchie, Jeff Durbin and Sye Ten Bruggencate. Two days ago, Jonathan called into the Atheist Experience to argue for the truth of Christianity, only to once again… Read More ›
Introduction In perhaps what is one of the most perplexing passages of the New Testament, we find a story during the alleged crucifixion of Jesus the Christ that challenges the very core of commonly held Christian beliefs about Christ and… Read More ›
Sheikh Imran Hossein and Dr. Shabir Ally on the period in the life of Jesus the Messiah (peace be upon him) : his entrance visit to Jerusalem and leading alleged crucifixion and his mission.
Kaleef K. Karim J.R: “Josephus work is a huge volume. It is twenty books. What is strange, many pages are devoted to irrelevant leaders and Kings. Nearly forty chapters are devoted to the life of one king alone. Yet Jesus… Read More ›
Today at 2 PM (EST – New York, Trinidad), 7 PM (GMT – London) Br. Aqil Onque will be debating Pastor Angelos Kyriakides on the topic of the Crucifixion. The stream will go live on YouTube at the above mentioned… Read More ›
Did earliest Christians believe (alleged) crucifixion to be Indispensable? An account of the earliest biblical Christians who did not believe crucifixion to be imperative! Question Mark Introduction, Background and Premise Paul had made it indispensible for his followers… Read More ›
Examining the Engineering behind Jesus’ (p) title as “Lamb of God” Question Mark Introduction We have been arguing on good grounds that gospels elicit internal evidences – in fact, hard evidences – which alludes that its verses have… Read More ›
How Were The People Before Crucifixion Saved? Enquiring the validity of Vicarious Atonement in pre-Jesus (p) era Question Mark Introduction Based on the teachings of the Old Testament it is extremely difficult to accept the Christian philosophy that sins before… Read More ›
Kaleef K. Karim In the four Gospels version of the crucifixion i.e., Matthew, Mark Luke and John, all four of them say that Jesus was nailed to a cross. But when we read the Acts of the Apostles it somehow… Read More ›
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