Home for the Holidays – Searching for the Lost Family Favorite

Thanksgiving always brings back memories of the extended family crowded around the dining room table, sharing a feast of favorite dishes, while giving thanks to God for His bountiful provision. Each family brought several potluck items.  Aunt Edith always came with creamed peas and onions, and pies (two separate dishes, not together!).  She would not … Continue reading Home for the Holidays – Searching for the Lost Family Favorite

Resurrection: Miracle or Myth? Legal-historical method

Definition of the Legal-Historical Method -- showing something is true (according to some legal standard, e.g. preponderance of the evidence, beyond a reasonable doubt, etc.) by offering available data as evidence.  Three types of data are used in the courtroom: Oral Testimony includes eyewitness accounts of the event and other personal testimony bearing on the … Continue reading Resurrection: Miracle or Myth? Legal-historical method

Resurrection: Miracle or Myth? Operational Science

What type of evidence should be presented or admitted? People often comment that one cannot prove biblical events scientifically. But that is not the only kind of evidence to be presented. Operational Scientific Method and Legal-historical Method. Geisler and Brooks[1] discuss two methods of proof commonly used today to establish truth.  Failure to understand the … Continue reading Resurrection: Miracle or Myth? Operational Science