History

There was some delay between the writing of the NT documents and their universal acceptance as Holy Scripture (= canon). In fact,...

This being Thanksgiving, I wanted to express my thanks to all of the faithful pastors that are opening their hearts to people—upholding them in...

In recent weeks the city of Damascus has frequently appeared in our headlines. Although it now appears that a U.S.-led strike against...

C. S. Lewis once remarked that the biblical “accounts of the ‘miracles’ in first-century Palestine are either lies, or legends, or history....

In early 1776, John Adams travelled the snowy roads from New England back to Philadelphia for another extended session in Congress. Either...

Over at the Gospel Coalition blog, Joe Carter recently wrote about how four leading church historians responded to the question: “After AD...

Most people probably don’t have Detroit near the top of their list of possible vacation destinations, but there actually are quite a...

Although St. Patrick’s Day appears on our calendars each year, most modern celebrations of St. Patrick’s Day have little to do with...

David Instone-Brewer argues in a recent article that the Talmud’s account of Jesus’ trial contains the original Jewish charge against Jesus. The...

John Rhoads argues in a recent article that it was Josephus, not Luke, who misdated Quirinius’s census. The gist of his piece...