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    Doubt No Longer

    By Paul De Marco

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    Christians are often asked questions like, “Where’s the evidence for the resurrection?” and “Where did the bible come from?” and critics claim that the texts must have been corrupted over the centuries. This book was written to answer these and other questions! It gives a fascinating insight into the crucifixion and it dismantles all the theories that attempt to denounce the resurrection. It investigates the earthquake and the three hour period of darkness on the day of the crucifixion and shows that this couldn’t have been caused by an eclipse. The book describes the historical setting at the time of Jesus as well as the Roman persecution of the Church. It discusses the source texts used in our bibles and the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls which stunned archaeologists back in 1947. The book shows just how strongly our faith is underpinned by science!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateSep 19, 2018
    ISBN9780244117368
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