Can we really trust the Bible? Was it written hundreds of years after Jesus? Have centuries of translations distorted its meaning? And is there any historical evidence that Jesus Christ actually rose from the dead?

In this episode of Your Big Questions Answered, we examine one of the most fundamental questions of Christianity: Is the Bible historically reliable?

Drawing on the work of leading biblical scholars Richard Bauckham, Brant Pitre and N. T. Wright, we explore the remarkable evidence behind the Gospels, from eyewitness testimony and archaeological discoveries to the Jewish world of Jesus and the earliest accounts of the Resurrection.

We investigate some of the most common objections to the Bible: that its stories were invented generations later, that the Gospels are anonymous legends, and that the Resurrection was simply a myth that developed over time.

But this isn't just a question about ancient manuscripts. If the Bible really does preserve trustworthy testimony about Jesus Christ, what does that mean for our understanding of God, suffering, happiness and the purpose of human life?

In this episode, we explore:

Were the Gospels based on eyewitness accounts?

What does archaeology reveal about the historical accuracy of the Bible?

How does understanding first-century Judaism change the way we read Jesus' teachings?

What is the earliest evidence for the Resurrection?

Could the disciples have invented the story of Jesus rising from the dead?

Has the Bible been corrupted through centuries of translation?

What does the Bible actually teach us about happiness and the meaning of life?

Christianity doesn't ask us to abandon reason or ignore historical evidence. It invites us to investigate.

Because perhaps the most important question isn't simply whether we can trust the Bible.

It's this: What if it's true?

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