How Reliable Are the Gospels? By: Jerry Richard Boone Jesus was a historical figure. Modern historians and scholars agree. That tells us something, but not a whole lot. Davy Crockett was a real man too. But Walt Disney turned the real man into a legend. How about the story of Jesus? Did the Gospel writers take the real man, Jesus of Nazareth, and embellish him with such things as a virgin birth, miracles, and resurrection? Let's check it out! Tags: Jesus Christ, Late-date-for-the-Gospel Theory, Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, New Testament, P
In 1896 Albert Von Schrenk-Notzing testified at the trial of a man accused of murdering three women. Drawing on research into memory and suggestibility he argued that pre-trial publicity meant that witnesses could not distinguish between what they actually saw and what had been reported in the press. ... Tags: eyewitness testimony, eyewitness memory, psychology, forensic psychology, eye witness testim
Six Mistakes To Avoid At The Taj Mahal By: Sandra Wilson Most of your visit to India’s most-famous attraction is natural and inspiring. If it is your first visit, however, it is easy to make the following mistakes
Mistake 1: Make your visit too short.
Buses have been known to allow as little as half an hour to “see” the Taj Mahal, which is hardly time to walk the length of the reflecting pool. If this is your bus’s timetable, consider finding another. Allow a minimum of two hours to fully savor the “poem in marble.”
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