When going through the Book of Genesis, one may notice that it records people living extraordinarily long lives, far longer than any we know now. If the Bible is to be taken as historical, what are we to make of these numbers, especially given what we seem to know from science? Would this not affect the credibility of the Bible? Join us today as we explore this issue!

Of the four Gospel books, skeptics have singled out John to attack, claiming that, because it is the latest, it is ripe for legendary accretions thereby putting into question its reliability. This is especially so since, unlike Matthew, Mark, and Luke, i.e., those called the Synoptic Gospels due to their similarity, John is noticeably different in that it emphasises the deity of Christ and salvation by faith. Join us today for a look at whether the skeptics' arguments hold any weight!

Of the four Gospel books, skeptics have singled out John to attack, claiming that, because it is the latest, it is ripe for legendary accretions thereby putting into question its reliability. This is especially so since, unlike Matthew, Mark, and Luke, i.e., those called the Synoptic Gospels due to their similarity, John is noticeably different in that it emphasises the deity of Christ and salvation by faith. Join us today for a look at whether the skeptics' arguments hold any weight!