This will be the last of the book's content that I will post. There will be more posts about the book from time to time Table of Contents Introduction - 4 Archaeology & Faith- 8 The Problem of Objectivity- 14 Archaeology’s Limitations- 19 The Issue of Archaeological Forgeries- 25 … Continue reading Archaeology’s Table of Contents
Month: February 2020
Noah’s Table of Contents
This will be the last of the book's content that I will post. There will be more posts about the book from time to time Table of Contents Part One Introduction..........................................................pg. 3 Science and Evidence.........................................pg. 8 The Issue of Interpretation...............................pg. 19 The Lack of Evidence for the Exodus...........pg. 28 A … Continue reading Noah’s Table of Contents
Archaeology’s Introduction
Introduction You may have heard a little about archaeology and may have even seen the many articles in the news detailing the discoveries. Yet you may not know that much about this scientific research field. Studying history is not the most exciting activity for a majority of people in this world. They have more pressing … Continue reading Archaeology’s Introduction
Noah’s Introduction
We have decided to place the Introduction to both of our new books here to help get some more interest. First up will be the Introduction from Noah's Flood Did Take Place Introduction Go and start digging These are the words of an atheist friend of mine, whom I have had the ‘pleasure’ of … Continue reading Noah’s Introduction
The Books Are Published
at the following outlets: Tolino Apple Baker & Taylor Kobo Barnes & Noble Bibliotheca (right now just the archaeology book) Scribd Overdrive 24 symbols
A little help needed, please
I need to market my new books but my problem is that I am not good at self promotion. It is more like bragging to me, and I do not like to brag. So feel free to copy and paste the following and send it off to those you know especially church pastors, missionaries and … Continue reading A little help needed, please
Bart Ehrman Has Written Again
This may not be news as this country may be a bit behind when it comes to receiving new published books. His new book is called Jesus before the Gospels and that caught my eye. Having read many of Dr. Ehrman's books not because I like what he writes but I am interested in his … Continue reading Bart Ehrman Has Written Again
The Christian and the Death Penalty
Introduction There are a couple of aspects of the judicial system that creates a lot of emotion in people. One of those aspects is a crime committed against a child. The other is trying to implement or use the death penalty. Both aspects sacrifice justice and fairness but those sacrifices are done in … Continue reading The Christian and the Death Penalty
A Special Announcement
I couldn't say anything till today but I received some good news Friday night. My latest 2 books were published and now available. These are short E-books and they are short because I want people to read them. If you would be so kind to purchase a copy and then if you like them, pass … Continue reading A Special Announcement
Some observations
#1. Confronting Old Testament Controversies by Tremper Longman We did finish reading this book and to say the best about it, the work was very disappointing. After a very good first chapter, by that we mean he laid out is position quite clearly, the following three were not as good. In those final 3 chapters, … Continue reading Some observations
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