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Clavius (Joseph Fiennes) and Lucius (Tom Felton) at the Roman barracks consider new information from the bystander about the apostles in Columbia Pictures' RISEN.

REVIEW: ‘Risen’ is Gospel infused historical fiction

February 18, 2016

By Michael Foust, Christian Examiner

CHICAGO (Christian Examiner) — Some of the best discussions I’ve ever had in church small groups have revolved around what the Bible doesn’t tell us. For example:

Who did Cain marry? Why did God get so angry at Moses for stroking that rock? And who wrote the book of Hebrews?

Then there’s this one: How would Roman officials — and specifically Pilate — have reacted had they learned of the empty tomb?

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Apologetics 101: Part 9 (Old Testament bits and pieces)

By Will Hall, Baptist Message executive editor ALEXANDRIA, La. (LBM) – The first eight in­stallments of APOL­OGET­ICS 101 presented archae­ological discover­ies that supported the trust­worthiness of the Bible. NOT JUST RELICS However, it is import­ant to remember that the physical proof for most of … Read More

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