Apologetics Press

A brief treatment of one of the most important questions in the world. Can a person be certain--actually KNOW--that the God of the Bible exists?

In this final installment in the series, additional proofs are provided that prove that the Bible is from God, including its historical, geographical, and topographical accuracy, its uncanny attribute of predictive prophecy (over 300 messianic prophecies), its scientific foreknowledge (in astronomy, oceanography, physics, medicine, etc.), its incredible unity, stylistic commonalities, unparalleled partiality, amazing calmness, brevity, omissions, etc.

A further discussion of alleged errors and discrepancies that have been charged against the Bible, including God's ordering the execution of women and children. Some of the proofs of inspiration are also examined, including its consistent omission of discrepancy and error, as well as its historical and geographical accuracy.

A further discussion of alleged errors and discrepancies that have been charged against the Bible, including God's ordering the execution of women and children. Some of the proofs of inspiration are also examined, including its consistent omission of discrepancy and error, as well as its historical and geographical accuracy.

In this second installment in the series, Dr. Miller discusses additional passages by which the Bible defines the nature of its own claim to inspiration. Then he turns attention to objections that have been raised in an effort to challenge the inspiration of the Bible.

The Quran, the Book of Mormon, the Hindu Vedas, the Buddhist Pitakas, and the Bible all claim to be of divine origin. Since these books contradict each other, they cannot all be from God. How may a person know which book, if any, is divinely inspired? Does the Bible possess the attributes of inspiration? In this first installment, Dr. Miller discusses the Bible's own claims to inspiration.

Beginning with the turbulent 1960s, American culture has been moving farther and farther into a state of sexual anarchy and moral depravity. Yet the Creator of the human body has spoken definitively regarding human sexuality.

Many are tempted to go to the Bible and "interpret" it to mean what they want it to mean. But the fact is that when God inspired men to write the Bible, they were to communicate the meanings that He intended. One valuable means by which a person can understand the Bible correctly is to allow the Bible to interpret itself.

Pentecostalism and the charismatic movement have cut a wide swath across Christendom. A multitude of churches have introduced into their worship assemblies such practices as tongue-speaking and alleged miraculous healing. For many, to question the genuineness of such practices is unthinkable. But what does the Bible say? Is subjective experience to be given more credence than what the Bible says?

Evolutionists insist that dinosaurs went extinct millions of years before humans evolved onto the scene. Bible believers insist that God created the entire Universe in six literal days. Does the Bible have anything to say about dinosaurs?