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What are some secular historical records that mention, explain, or simply recount the miracles that Paul or Peter performed? What are the criteria for validating these sources?
Why are Paul's letters considered the word of God? What are the different views and criteria used to validate this? ie. how does one know to trust the source and to what degree?
Why are Peter's letters considered the word of God? What are the different views and criteria used to validate this? ie. how does one know to trust the source and to what degree?
What does the Old Testament say about how people will recognize the messiah? What are the different views and criteria explained? What are the criteria for validating these sources?
What are secular historical records mentioning and recognizing Jesus' existence? What are the criteria for validating these sources? ie. how does one know to trust the source and to what degree?
What are secular historical records mentioning and recognizing Jesus's miracles? What are the criteria for validating these sources? ie. how does one know to trust the source and to what degree?
Who were the people that decided upon which books to include in the Bible as we know it today?
What criteria is used to validate the authority of this group of people, and from where does it come from?
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#1.
What are some secular historical records that mention, explain, or simply recount the miracles that Paul or Peter performed? What are the criteria for validating these sources?
#2.
Why are Paul's letters considered the word of God? What are the different views and criteria used to validate this? ie. how does one know to trust the source and to what degree?
#3.
Why are Peter's letters considered the word of God? What are the different views and criteria used to validate this? ie. how does one know to trust the source and to what degree?
#4.
What does the Old Testament say about how people will recognize the messiah? What are the different views and criteria explained? What are the criteria for validating these sources?
#5.
What are secular historical records mentioning and recognizing Jesus' existence? What are the criteria for validating these sources? ie. how does one know to trust the source and to what degree?
#6.
What are secular historical records mentioning and recognizing Jesus's miracles? What are the criteria for validating these sources? ie. how does one know to trust the source and to what degree?
#7.
Who were the people that decided upon which books to include in the Bible as we know it today?
#8.
What is the criteria they used to decided which books to include?
#9.
What criteria is used to validate the authority of this group of people, and from where does it come from?
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