Does truth exist?

Because you have faith, does that make this book true?

Does God exist?

So when someone says there is no truth, if you apply the claim to itself, what should you say?

Is that true?

They don't think Christianity's true.

They're talked out of it.

You know why they're talked out of it?

Because they've never been talked into it.

Cross-examining skeptical and apiistic view.

Welcome to Cross-examine with Dr. Frank Turrick.

Ladies and gentlemen are are the Gospels historically reliable or unreliable?

And what do we mean by reliable?

Are there different levels of reliability? And how does reliability differ

from an errancy and what ways could we discover if the Gospels are reliable? What should we know about the accepted standards of writing in the

first century? And if we conclude the Gospels are reliable, how do we deal with the apparent contradictions

between the Gospel accounts of the resurrection?

You know, who got to the tomb first, where did they go after the resurrection?

All that.

And can we conclude from history that Jesus rose from the dead.

Well, you know, University of North Carolina professor at Chapel Hill, Bart Erman, who says he was a Christian at one point, but is now an

atheist claims that we can't conclude that Jesus rose from the dead, not from history anyway.

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