FACTS

In tonight's episode, Dr. Boyce will be examining the internal data from Hebrews to see if the writer utilized some of the Apocryphal books for his theology and arguments.

Eric Skwarczynski, the producer of the Preacher Boys Podcast, recently announced that he is no longer a Christian. On an episode of his podcast, he detailed his journey of deconstruction. In this episode, Dr. Stephen Boyce and Jonathan Beazley will be discussing his reasoning and the deconstruction process.

On this episode of FACTS, Dr. Boyce will be investigating the origin of the Gospel of Thomas. Is it the missing "Q" document that some have suggested? Did the canonical Gospels copy Thomas? These questions will be answered in todays episode. 

When comparing the historical data for Socrates and Jesus, one will find astonishing similarities between the two. There is a movement in academia today, seeking to dismiss the existence of the historical Jesus. In this episode of FACTS, Dr. Boyce will examine the evidence of both Jesus and Socrates. He will demonstrate that to dismiss one's existence is to dismiss the other from a historical standpoint.

This episode of FACTS will be covering a Pseudepigraphal work known as the Gospel of Peter. Did Peter write this Gospel account? Was the material based on eyewitness testimony? These kinds of questions will be answered by Dr. Boyce. Also, he will be discussing some of the unique readings within the account like: a Giant Jesus and a talking cross.

Tonight on FACTS, Dr. Boyce will be examining the internal evidence of the Gospel of John. Is it possible that John intentionally left his name out of the account? Or is this writing a later forgery? Dr. Boyce will be answering these questions in this episode.

Tonights episode of FACTS will be covering the external evidence behind John's Gospel. There will also be further discussion at the beginning of the episode, discussing Stephen's hypothesis on Matthew's Gospel.

Dr. Boyce and special guest Jonathan Sheffield will be reviewing the data shared on previous programs about the Synoptic Gospels.

Is there internal evidence to demonstrate that the Gospel of Luke was written by a physician? If the claims of the Patristic writers and Church Fathers are correct, there should be evidence within the narrative to validate these claims

This week on FACTS, Dr. Boyce will be examining the earliest attestation to Luke's Gospel. Did Luke write the Gospel account that has been attributed to his name throughout history? Are other names in history ascribed to this account? Was Paul behind this account?