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A major point of disagreement in scholarship relating to the New Testament is whether the books were written by eyewitnesses. The books claim to be written by people who saw the events described, but is there any reason to think that's accurate? In this episode, we go into some of the human elements of the New Testament, and see how this actually corresponds quite nicely to how we evaluate eye witness testimonies today.
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A major point of disagreement in scholarship relating to the New Testament is whether the books were written by eyewitnesses. The books claim to be written by people who saw the events described, but is there any reason to think that's accurate? In this episode, we go into some of the human elements of the New Testament, and see how this actually corresponds quite nicely to how we evaluate eye witness testimonies today.
Audio of the Ultimate Questions Podcast is found anywhere podcasts are available.
- - - - - CONNECT - - - - -
Podcast: open.spotify.com/show/1QBQMb1hIapiKh4Yirsd8W
Instagram: instagram.com/jonktopping
TikTok: tiktok.com/@jontopping27
YouTube: youtube.com/@JonTopping
Facebook: facebook.com/jontopping
Linktree: https://linktr.ee/jontopping
Website: jontopping.com










