This article is part of the series Adventures in Biblical Interpretation. In the phrase “Give us this day our daily bread” from the Lord’s Prayer, the meaning of the Greek word translated as “daily” is unknown. We have no use of the term anywhere else in the entire body of ancient literature. So when it came time to […]
Bart Ehrman has become quite (in)famous for his views on the textual accuracy of the Bible. Having read Bart Ehrman’s books Misquoting Jesus and Lost Christianities and watched his debate with James White, I’ve noticed a common thread. Bart holds that we cannot know the original text of the books in the Bible. His argument boils down […]
One of the oddest facets of the creation/evolution debate is the misplaced priorities. On one hand extreme Darwinism is a philosophy that purports to explain the creation of life without any providential influence. On the other hand extreme creationism claims to explain the same without requiring even the hint of scientific consistency. Either God was […]
One of the most important questions of Christianity is “What Did Jesus Sacrifice?” The concept of sacrifice was briefly touched upon on the discussion of biblical trinities. But what is the mechanism by which the death of God’s son means we are absolved of sin? What does it mean to say that the humanity of […]
John Lennox, professor of mathematics at the University of Oxford, often uses a particular analogy when discussing the existence of God and miracles. I’m going to adapt it and hopefully lend some insight. Let’s say that I put a ten dollar bill in the glove compartment of my car. The next day I put another […]
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Grassroots Apologetics is no longer affiliated with Michael Burgos. Please see this explanation. The original version of this page is not available on archive.org, so I have no way of providing a link to the original content. You can find a discussion of issues related to Unitarianism in the Trinity topic.
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If you came here expecting a different site, see this explanation. The articles you find on this site reflect a different approach to apologetics. Most apologetic sites take the approach of defending Christian doctrine at all costs to maintain a set of core assumptions. The articles here attempt to consider alternative viewpoints on their own merits, […]