Apologetics

Does the New Testament Misquote the Old Testament? by Paul Copan [gview file=”http://www.difa3iat.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Does-the-New-Testament-Misquote-the-Old-Testament.pdf” save=”0″]  Perhaps you’ve wondered why New Testament (NT) writers appear to take Old Testament (OT) verses out of context to make them fit their theology about Jesus’ teaching or ministry. Critics cry foul and charge that such …

How Can the Bible Affirm Both Divine Sovereignty and Human Freedom?   by Bruce A. Ware   God is the sovereign ruler over the universe and all human affairs, and human beings are responsible before God for the moral choices and actions they make. Yes, the Bible teaches both divine …

How Can the Bible Affirm Both Divine Sovereignty and Human Freedom?   by William Lane Craig           The biblical worldview involves a strong conception of divine sovereignty over the world and human affairs even as it presupposes human freedom and responsibility (cp. the accounts of Saul’s …

A Response To Bart D. Ehrman’s Misquoting Jesus Thomas A. Howe, Ph.D. A Response To Bart D. Ehrman’s Misquoting Jesus I Antidocetic Changes Lk. 22:17–20.   Lk. 22:17–20 Interestingly, in attempting to demonstrate the existence of antidocetic changes, Ehrman again appeals to D, Codex Bezae, as “one of our oldest …