Talking animals, people turning into pillars of salt, and sea monsters swallowing men whole (only to vomit them back up, alive, three days later): it sounds like the stuff of fairy tales… or perhaps ancient myths. But do these stories have a place among today’s trusted, historical volumes? Are these merely the kind of tales we tell children in order to teach good morals, or do they point to a grander, true story about the real history of the world? In this episode, Joel Settecase helps you explain why the Bible is not a book of fairy tales. It’s an apologetic argument that you will be able to put into practice right away.

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