Skepticism Shadows the Supernatural

Biblical archaeology serves as a tool to engage both believers and skeptics, acknowledging that skeptics approach the Scriptures with a fundamentally different mindset. Unlike believers who regard biblical texts as historically reliable, skeptics often deny the supernatural, adhering to naturalism and the scientific method. This perspective leads them to reject any claims of miracles or events that lack empirical proof, highlighting the need for discourse on skepticism in the discussion of biblical archaeology.