Timing, coherency, and embarrassment are three historiographical methods of determining the reliability of a document’s content.  In this episode, Jon uses these methods to help us study the history of the New Testament.

Produced by Caroline Escobar

Sound & Editing by Laura Saad

Timing, coherency, and embarrassment are three historiographical methods of determining the reliability of a document’s content. In this episode, Jon uses these methods to help us study the history of the New Testament. Produced by Caroline Escobar Sound & Editing by Laura Saad

Timing, coherency, and embarrassment are three historiographical methods of determining the reliability of a document’s content.  In this episode, Jon uses these methods to help us study the history of the New Testament.

Produced by Caroline Escobar

Sound &amp; Editing by Laura Saad

Historiography 1: Early Reports, Embarrassment, and Coherence

Bite-sized pieces of Christian apologetics, offering reasoned arguments and justification of the Christian faith. Helping listeners discover the believability of Christianity. For those skeptical of Christianity, wanting to learn more about the faith, and Christians that want to dive deeper.

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