June 19, 2005
Rubel Shelly uses The Da Vinci Code as a metaphor in modern theology debates, warning that preset scholarly criteria and popular pseudoscholarship can unsettle believers who lack grounding in Scripture and church history.
June 12, 2005
Rubel Shelly explains how Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code “authenticates” fiction with pseudohistory—and why its popularity creates both danger and a surprising opportunity for Christian teaching and deeper study.
June 12, 2005
Knofel Staton summarizes the Jesus Seminar’s “Scholars Version,” explains its voting method for Jesus’ sayings, and offers an evangelical critique—urging Christians to be ready to give an answer.
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