The birth of Jesus: Historical fact or hidden agenda?
Writer Steve Schramm explores whether the Nativity story can be trusted
“In the heart of our king is a glorious home. And it’s always Christmas in the hearts of his own.” (A Song in the Air)
While every year millions of Christians around the world celebrate the birth, death and resurrection of their king, a much smaller percentage investigate the evidence for these events.
And even with the resurgence of Christian apologetics in the last few decades and the increased interest in the events of Easter, many Christians—even those in the halls of the Academy—tend to accept the Nativity on the basis of faith alone.
Of course, without faith it is impossible to please God (Heb 11:6). But God also desires that… (Register to read the rest of the article)
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