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Unitarians, William Inge, and the Platonism in Christianity

Posted on October 27, 2025 by robbowman

There is practically a cottage industry online of quote mining secondary sources to criticize the doctrines of the Incarnation and the Trinity. These quotations usually omit salient elements of those sources that would make them useless to the anti-Trinitarian polemicists. … Continue reading →

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Christianity vs Mormonism: Atheist Bob Seidensticker Cross-Examined

Posted on May 22, 2020 by robbowman

Bob Seidensticker is an atheist with a blog at Patheos called Cross Examined. Two days ago (May 20, 2020), another atheist blogger at Patheos, Jonathan M.S. Pearce, posted “Using Common Sense to Not See God: Christianity versus Mormonism,” part of … Continue reading →

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EASTER: The Evidence

Posted on April 20, 2019 by robbowman

How do we know that Jesus rose from the dead? Several years back I put together a simple outline of the main lines of evidence using the word EASTER. Each point is tied to Paul’s important defense of the hope … Continue reading →

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The Resurrection of Lazarus and the Christian Hope: Nabeel Qureshi and Healing, Part 7

Posted on April 11, 2018 by robbowman

Part 1 of this series, “A Failed Experiment,” provides the necessary background and explains my purpose in critiquing the late Nabeel Qureshi’s views on healing.   In one of Nabeel Qureshi’s vlogs (#28), he spent considerable time reflecting on Martha’s … Continue reading →

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Top 12 Books on the Resurrection of Jesus

Posted on April 3, 2018 by robbowman

Here are a dozen of the very best modern Christian books on the subject of the historicity of the resurrection of Jesus. I have attempted here to refer to as many different authors as I can while still listing what … Continue reading →

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