The myth of the “Christ-myth” theory
Did Jesus copy from pagan myths?
You may have heard bold claims—Jesus was just a recycled version of gods like Mithras or Krishna. But are these claims rooted in fact, or fiction?
In our latest article, we unpack the "Christ-myth" theory and explore historical records, academic insights, and the actual mythology behind these often-cited pagan figures.
Spoiler alert: Most of these claims crumble under scrutiny.
The evidence overwhelmingly supports Jesus as a real, historical person—and the gospel accounts as original, not borrowed.
Should Christians argue about their views on Genesis 1? Should they have any views on Genesis 1 and Creation in the first place?
Should Christians dialogue with one another about their personal interpretations of Genesis 1? Should they have any views on Genesis 1 and upon the Creation in the first place? This article is the first in a series aimed to help Christians find their bearings among the many varied opinions expounded by Bible-believing adherents about Creation - and the interpretation of Genesis 1 (and 2).
Building Puzzles with the Cosmos
Deception is often subtle at first, and being wrong from time to time is part of the human condition; but as we can see from these two examples there are certain perils in approaching either the Book of Scripture or the Book of Nature with a narrow-minded view.
My Visit with Professor Stephen Hawking
“I imagine what happens to human consciousness when we die is much like turning off a computer. I don’t believe in a heaven for computers. I think the afterlife is a fairy story for people afraid of the dark.” - Stephen Hawking