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Is the Bible historically reliable? Is there credible evidence of Chrst's claim to be God? Will Christianity stand up before 21st century critics? Christians today face growing challenges to show that their faith is both relevant and credible. Josh McDowell's New Evidence That Demands a Verdict combines the two original best-selling volumes into one, maintaining their classic defense of the faith, yet answering new questions posed by today's culture. - Back cover.
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The new evidence that demands a verdict
1999, T. Nelson
Hardcover
in English
- [Rev., updated, and expanded].
0785242198 9780785242192
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Table of Contents
User's guide
Explanation of general format
He changed my life
Introduction
Part one : The case for the Bible.
The uniqueness of the Bible
How we got the Bible
Is the New Testament historically reliable?
Is the Old Testament historically reliable?
Part two : The case for Jesus.
Jesus, a man of history
If Jesus wasn't God, he deserves an Oscar
Significance of deity : the trilemma : Lord, liar, or lunatic?
Support of deity : Old Testament prophecies fulfilled in Jesus Christ
Support of deity : the resurrection : hoax or history?
Support of deity : the great proposition
Part three : The case for and against Christianity.
Is the Bible from God?
The presupposition of anti-supernaturalism
Archaeology and biblical criticism
Introduction to the documentary hypothesis
Introduction to biblical criticism
Introduction to the Pentateuch
Development of the documentary hypothesis
Ground rules
Documentary presuppositions
Consequences of radical higher criticism
Evidence for Mosaic authorship
The phenomenon of divine names
The repetition of accounts and alleged contradictions
Incongruities
Internal diversity
Conclusion to the documentary hypothesis
Introduction to New Testament form criticism
Historical skepticism
Jesus under fire
Conclusion to form criticism
Modern theology and biblical criticism / C.S.
Lewis
Part four : Truth or consequences.
Personal note from the author
The nature of truth
The knowability of truth
Answering postmodernism
Answering skepticism
Answering agnosticism
Answering mysticism
Certainty vs.
certitude
Defending miracles
Is history knowable?
Biographical sketches of selected authors
The four spiritual laws
Edition Notes
Includes bibliographical references (p. [689]-730) and indexes.
"Evidence that demands a verdict, volumes 1 & 2, now together in one volume."
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