Month: August 2023

Kreeft’s Case Against the Swoon Theory – Part 7: Premise (C) of Objection #3

WHERE WE ARE In Part 5 of this series, I presented a clarified version of the argument by Peter Kreeft and Ronald Tacelli (in Chapter 8 of Handbook of Christian Apologetics; hereafter: HCA) that constitutes their Objection #3 against the Swoon Theory. In Part 6 of this series, I showed that premise (7a) was FALSE, Kreeft’s Case Against the Swoon Theory – Part 7: Premise (C) of Objection #3

On Hiatus: What I’m Reading

I’m taking a bit of a vacation from blogging until late September when I will be reporting on the New Insights Into The New Testament Conference. Don’t worry, there are other bloggers here, lol. In the meantime I will be doing some casual reading on Greek and Hebrew influence on the New Testament. The first On Hiatus: What I’m Reading

New Insights Into The New Testament Conference (September 2023)

I’m excited that I’m signed up for the New Insights Into The New Testament Conference in late September which has 10 All Star New Testament experts/specialists presenters. For instance, Prof Robyn Faith Walsh will be presenting who is most known for her theory that highly educated (though not necessarily rich) Greco Romans wrote the Gospels. New Insights Into The New Testament Conference (September 2023)

Jesus and I, Robot

Isaac Asimov outlined three principles to govern robot/human interaction: In the movie I, Robot with Will Smith, we see a futuristic world based on these laws where we see what happens when they come into conflict with one another: We see similar conflict of laws in the New Testament.  Jesus redefines the Law saying (1) Jesus and I, Robot