Timothy Paul Jones

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How Much Distance Is There Between the Jesus of the Gospels and the Jesus of History?

“The more I probed the Bible,” Reza Aslan declares in the

What Arguments Can a Presuppositional Apologist Use to Argue for God’s Existence?

Is there any place in presuppositionalism for the teleological,

Christianity, Slavery, and Race in America

“Black Americans were” — in the words of one professor of political

Is the Inerrancy of Scripture a Recent Invention?

“Inerrancy” is the belief that the Bible never errs.

What’s in the “Lost Gospels”?

Gnostic Gospels and other unorthodox texts receive a lot of attention

How the Bible Was Used to Support Slavery — and to Sustain Those Who Stopped It

It is no exaggeration to state that the enslavement of African

How Persecution Contributed to Unity among Early Christians

In his article “For Whom Were the Gospels Written?,” Richard Bauckham

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Use the links below to download a free copy of Misquoting Truth: A

When Was the First Surviving List of the Books in the New Testament Written?

It’s a claim that’s been made over and over.

Garrick Bailey and Timothy Paul Jones: Good Times with the End Times (Part 2) + “It’s the End of the World as We Know It” (R.E.M.)

Welcome to the stunning conclusion of this two-part series about the

Garrick Bailey and Timothy Paul Jones: Good Times with the End Times and Eschatology (Part 2) + “Accelerate” (R.E.M.)

Welcome to the stunning conclusion of this two-part series about the

Garrick Bailey and Timothy Paul Jones: Good Times with the End Times (Part 1) + “It’s the End of the World as We Know It” (R.E.M.)

It’s eschatology and R.E.M. in part one of this two-part