#1. Statues of ancient Egyptian goddesses and Pharaoh Ramses II discovered--https://www.foxnews.com/science/statues-ancient-egyptian-goddesses-pharaoh-ramses-ii-discovered Statues of ancient Egyptian goddesses and Pharaoh Ramses II have been uncovered in Egypt. Italian news agency ANSA reports that the finds were made near Mit Raineh, about 18 miles south of Cairo. Ramses II, also known as Ramses the Great, ruled Egypt from 1279 B.C. … Continue reading It Is Not Always as Archaeologists Claim
Month: July 2020
Brazil’s Hidden Secrets
As you know, we do a lot of ancient history research. While we like to focus on Biblical civilizations and people, Noah's flood and the early part of Genesis covers a worldwide archaeological area. Brazil is no exception to this ancient historical field. Here are some articles that cover the archaeological riches of that country. … Continue reading Brazil’s Hidden Secrets
Rights & the Bible
In reading the book Twilight of LIberty, reviewed at our sister site, it became astonishing painful to see how far the ACLU took rights and contributed to the destruction of the American Society. That organization is all about rights even though those rights they champion lead to anarchy and not a well built, healthy society. … Continue reading Rights & the Bible
When Unbelievers Speak
On issues like the human race, they may find that they are only catching up. There is an old saying that the moment the secular scientist reaches the top of his mountain and finds the right answer, he will also find that the theologians have been sitting there for centuries. That seems to be the … Continue reading When Unbelievers Speak
Some Archaeology Studies News
Ex-SWBTS professors launch new archaeology program at Nashville liberal arts university Former Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary professors are launching a new archeology program at a liberal arts university in Tennessee and will take their research with them after their degree programs and positions were axed by seminary budget cuts. The research of what was once … Continue reading Some Archaeology Studies News
If you were thinking
of going on an archaeological dig this year, you better continue to read here and then click the link we provide. there is an update on the availability of ongoing digs. Because of the pandemic, our scholarship program has been canceled for the 2020 season. Please check with any digs where you may be planning … Continue reading If you were thinking
Responding to our critics
from our sister site https://theoarch.wordpress.com/2020/07/17/responding-to-our-critics/
The Book of Lies 3
This time we are looking at a couple of internet web page examples. You already understand that the many of the people documenting these supposed lies are not doing it with any theological education, or Christian faith. Like the book we addressed in parts 1 and 2, they can be what are called progressive Christians … Continue reading The Book of Lies 3
From Our Sister Site
we will place more non archaeology and non Bible topics over there instead of posting them here. Here is one on the protests https://theoarch.wordpress.com/2020/07/16/why-that-particular-protestor/
The Books of Lies- 2
This is part two as we left some things left unsaid in our previous post. We do not want to be unfair and throw the baby out with the bath water. But we are still trying to overcome the over generalizations, the accusations and the assumptions on the part of that author. It was very … Continue reading The Books of Lies- 2
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