Hello friends welcome back to another episode of theology in the raw which you're about to listen to is part two of a three part series on the Bible

the last episode we talked about where the Bible came from or the fancy word that theologians used to describe that is the

canonization of scripture. For this one I want to talk about the reliability of

the Bible wrestling specifically with history and archaeology. What do we do

when extra biblical history? history and

history, you know, historical records outside the Bible

seems to conflict with the Bible,

or does it conflict with the Bible,

or does it actually support the Bible.

What about archaeology when archaeologists are digging up stuff

in the land of Israel and Asia Minor,

modern day Turkey, like does it actually support the Bible

or does it contradict a Bible?

And the answer is, it's a little messy actually.

And that's what we're going to dig into here. Again, I did a YouTube, well this, the

video of this talk is up on my YouTube channel at Press and Sprinkle

so this one does have some visuals you might want to go check it out I show some pictures

I'm drawing on them I'm doing kind of PowerPoint stuff or keynote stuff and you might find that helpful there

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