Uploaded June 2011 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Was the New Testament written by eyewitnesses? The answer to most of the books is an easy "no" because the author the books are attributed to are by people that admit that they never knew Jesus prior to crucifixion. But what about the Gospels? Were they witnesses to Jesus' life and miracles including the resurrection? If this series has taught you anything, you can probably already guess what the answer is going to be!
Please keep in mind: This video series has not been intended to claim that the Bible contains anything that disproves the god of the Bible or to claim that Jesus wasn't the son of that god. I'm merely questioning the fundamentalist claim that it is the 100% inerrant "Word of God." Rather than point to the errors and contradictions that have been debated for centuries, I've simply pointed out FACTS about how the Bible was written, copied, and put together (which almost every Biblical scholar will agree with) that shows that it's accuracy is certainly in question.
Was the New Testament written by eyewitnesses? The answer to most of the books is an easy "no" because the author the books are attributed to are by people that admit that they never knew Jesus prior to crucifixion. But what about the Gospels? Were they witnesses to Jesus' life and miracles including the resurrection? If this series has taught you anything, you can probably already guess what the answer is going to be!
Please keep in mind: This video series has not been intended to claim that the Bible contains anything that disproves the god of the Bible or to claim that Jesus wasn't the son of that god. I'm merely questioning the fundamentalist claim that it is the 100% inerrant "Word of God." Rather than point to the errors and contradictions that have been debated for centuries, I've simply pointed out FACTS about how the Bible was written, copied, and put together (which almost every Biblical scholar will agree with) that shows that it's accuracy is certainly in question.
