Merry Christmas! The Word Was Made Flesh @LydiaMcGrewChannel
Merry Christmas! The Word Was Made Flesh  @LydiaMcGrewChannel
Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A blessed Christmas to all my listeners and viewers. Here we pause in discussing authorship for a Christmas reflection: The Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us. John's Gospel emphasizes truth because literal truth is, in John's view, inherently bound up with the Incarnation of God. The true anachronism is not holding John to this literal, historical standard. The real anachronism is condescendingly imposing upon John a postmodern, fuzzy concept of truth.

For more on the historicity of Christmas, see this playlist:

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Merry Christmas! The Word Was Made FleshGospel Development Theories are all Bunk: Engagement with Pharisaism 3Bayes, Skeptics, and the Resurrection 1Matthean Discourses 1: What is a composite discourse, and why should you care?Undesigned coincidences: What kind of independence?Okay, what about SOME kind of group experience?Jesus Historical Teaching = DataHarmonization in action: More on Lukes central sectionExamining Dale Allisons Arguments for the appearance to the twelveDoes Acts Support the Trilemma 3: The Arrest of Peter and John and Its AftermathThe Feeding of the Five Thousand 1: Apparent DiscrepanciesGetting Geisler Right
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Merry Christmas! The Word Was Made Flesh

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