2015-07-25T00:00:00
Bart D Ehrman and Tim J McGrew return to debate research by McGrew on the so-called ‘un-designed coincidences’ between different Gospel accounts that give them the ring of truth.
They also debate whether historical research can ever validate miraculous conclusions as they differ over accounts in the book of Acts.
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