Cajamarca and the End of the Inka Empire
The Battle of Cajamarca, also known as the Massacre of Cajamarca, ultimately led to the end of the Inka Empire. But it might have gone [Read more]
The Battle of Cajamarca, also known as the Massacre of Cajamarca, ultimately led to the end of the Inka Empire. But it might have gone [Read more]
Roll Away The Stone
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This episode welcomes Fern and Audrey back to the podcast. Fern and Audrey minister to trauma survivors, particularly those whose trauma resulted in dissociation (see Episode 68). The conversation in this episode includes Alexa, a client of Fern and Audr
There is a line, draw it in the sand, shake on it, mark it in blood, but if you cross it… there is no going back. Hijacker’s Letter What do you do when you receive a letter from your husband’s killer? For more information, check out Kathleen’s website
The Highland Clearances were a long, complicated, messy series of evictions in the Highlands and western Islands of Scotland, when tenant farmers were forced from [Read more]
Have a Peacemaker’s Heart

Here’s some links you may want…
My full presentation on the resurrection of Jesus – CLICK HERE
A lot of good stuff on the evidence for the resurrection – CLICK HERE
Some of the debates or other vids that I watched where you can hear the skeptics react to the evidence…
Dan Barker
Matt Dillahunty
Sam Harris
Bart Ehrman
How do skeptics respond to the evidential case for the resurrection of Jesus? We will look at Bart Ehrman, Dan Barker, Richard Carrier, Sam Harris, Dan Barker, and Matt Dillahunty. If you pay attention to what these guys say then you can see that they don’t actually try to come up with reasonable explanations of the evidence. Instead, they tend to attack the idea of miracles or say that belief in the resurrection is the same as belief in some other miracle claims which don’t have evidence like the resurrection does. I find these tactics very revealing.
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