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When Thomas doubted that Jesus had been resurrected, Jesus didn’t command him to believe or reject him for his questions.  Instead, Jesus responded to Thomas’ request for more evidence. Lets take eight weeks and look at some of the major questions the world has about Biblical Christianity: Can something as old as the Old Testament be reliable?  How can we know that? How do we know Jesus was a real person of history and not just a character in the Bible? What about those “other gospels” that aren’t in the Bible- why weren’t they included?  Is our New Testament missing some books? I heard there are Greek and Roman myths that are very similar to the Bible stories- could the Bible be a continuation of those myths and not a real story?

When Thomas doubted that Jesus had been resurrected, Jesus didn’t command him to believe or reject him for his questions.  Instead, Jesus responded to Thomas’ request for more evidence. Lets take eight weeks and look at some of the major questions the world has about Biblical Christianity: Can something as old as the Old Testament be reliable?  How can we know that? How do we know Jesus was a real person of history and not just a character in the Bible? What about those “other gospels” that aren’t in the Bible- why weren’t they included?  Is our New Testament missing some books? I heard there are Greek and Roman myths that are very similar to the Bible stories- could the Bible be a continuation of those myths and not a real story?

When Thomas doubted that Jesus had been resurrected, Jesus didn’t command him to believe or reject him for his questions.  Instead, Jesus responded to Thomas’ request for more evidence. Lets take eight weeks and look at some of the major questions the world has about Biblical Christianity: Can something as old as the Old Testament be reliable?  How can we know that? How do we know Jesus was a real person of history and not just a character in the Bible? What about those “other gospels” that aren’t in the Bible- why weren’t they included?  Is our New Testament missing some books? I heard there are Greek and Roman myths that are very similar to the Bible stories- could the Bible be a continuation of those myths and not a real story?

When Thomas doubted that Jesus had been resurrected, Jesus didn’t command him to believe or reject him for his questions.  Instead, Jesus responded to Thomas’ request for more evidence. Lets take eight weeks and look at some of the major questions the world has about Biblical Christianity: Can something as old as the Old Testament be reliable?  How can we know that? How do we know Jesus was a real person of history and not just a character in the Bible? What about those “other gospels” that aren’t in the Bible- why weren’t they included?  Is our New Testament missing some books? I heard there are Greek and Roman myths that are very similar to the Bible stories- could the Bible be a continuation of those myths and not a real story?