demographic discrepancies

Explor­ing Pop­u­la­tion Dynam­ics : Demo­graph­ic Dis­crep­an­cies in Bib­li­cal Narratives

Explore demo­graph­ic dis­par­i­ties in bib­li­cal accounts, focus­ing on Gen­e­sis, Exo­dus, and Num­bers. Through tex­tu­al scruti­ny and math­e­mat­i­cal mod­els, unrav­el the enig­mas of ancient Israelite soci­ety. Dis­cov­er the del­i­cate bal­ance between nar­ra­tive tra­di­tion and empir­i­cal evi­dence, shed­ding light on his­tor­i­cal complexities.

luke as a historian

On The Reli­a­bil­i­ty Of Luke As A Historian

One of the most pop­u­lar argu­ment often pro­posed by mis­sion­ar­ies as ​“evi­dence” that Luke was ​“inspired”, or at least some­one who we can blind­ly trust with­out sec­ond thoughts, is as fol­lows : he was an excel­lent his­to­ri­an who con­duct­ed a care­ful inves­ti­ga­tion dur­ing the course of com­pos­ing his books. 

Resolving The Christian "I-Know-Nothing" Multi-Problem 1

Tex­tu­al Crit­i­cism : Resolv­ing The Chris­t­ian ​“I‑Know-Noth­ing” Multi-Problem

Occa­sion­al­ly, we come across Chris­tians face-to-face and, more fre­quent­ly, on the Inter­net, who, when informed that the text of the gospels under­went cor­rup­tion dur­ing their trans­mis­sion, often react with the fol­low­ing type of ques­tions : ​“When ? Who did the cor­rup­tion ? In what coun­try ? Before or after Muham­mad ? Why was it done ? How come no one noticed it?” These type of seem­ing­ly ​“inno­cent” ques­tions mere­ly reveal the incal­cu­la­bly colos­sal igno­rance of the per­son in question.