

#126 What Would we Know About Jesus if Every Bible Suddenly Vanished? With J. Warner Wallace
9 snips Oct 18, 2021
J. Warner Wallace, a cold-case detective and Christian apologist, joins philosopher Richard Howe to delve into the significance of Jesus in a world increasingly skeptical of the Bible. They discuss Wallace's new book, exploring how early historical sources shed light on Jesus' life. The conversation highlights the uniqueness of Jesus' impact on culture and history, challenges misconceptions about the relationship between faith and science, and reflects on the importance of personal experiences in shaping beliefs. Their insights make a compelling case for Jesus' enduring relevance.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Journeys of Faith and Investigation
03:07 • 17min
Exploring Evidence for Jesus from Early Sources
20:30 • 6min
The Validity of Personal Experience as Evidence
26:24 • 3min
The Historical Impact of Jesus
29:30 • 26min
The Influence of Collaboration in Christian Apologetics
55:41 • 4min
Unpacking Galileo's Legacy
01:00:06 • 18min
The Unmatched Impact of Jesus: A Cultural Perspective
01:17:38 • 5min
The Art of Apologetics and Collaboration
01:22:12 • 26min
The Role of Apologetics in Sharing the Gospel
01:47:55 • 5min