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Category Archives: Historicity
Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho
Just a fun post with a short music video because this song got stuck in my head a few days ago after a discussion of the historicity of Joshua and walls of Jericho (Joshua 6). Indeed, when the text of … Continue reading
Posted in Historicity, History, Joshua
Tagged Archeology, Bryant Wood, claims, historical claims, historicity, history, Jericho, Kathleen Kenyon, Kenyon, Mahalia Jackson, scripture, V. Philips Long, video, walls of Jericho, Wood, Zondervan
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Does the Historicity of Adam Really Matter?
I just read a great article by Michael Reeves at Reformation21 titled “Adam and Eve”. He discusses (rather cogently I might say, but don’t take my word for it) why the historicity of Adam would seem to matter (it impacts … Continue reading
Posted in Adam, Historicity
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Myth and Meaning (That Won't Last?)
N.T.Wright has made a brief video over at Biologos where he discusses “myth” in relation to Genesis 1-3. He (as many others I’ve read) suggest that “myth” is a perfectly acceptable term referring to something which is true even if not … Continue reading
Posted in Genesis, Historicity, Myth, N. T. Wright
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