T.S. Weaver
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I am enthusiastic about defending and proclaiming the Christian faith, coming alongside those struggling with intellectual doubts, and equipping the saints.
I am excited to write, present, and debate, demonstrating an ability to articulate a Christian worldview and the essential tenets of the Christian faith. I have a desire to communicate biblical, theological, and historical truth confidently and compassionately. I have a passion and vision for the spread of the gospel through involvement in personal evangelism and apologetics from a posture of kindness and character, in a loving, gentle, and gracious manner. CrossExamined Instructor Academy Graduate
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"As firmly as ever, most contemporary scholars agree that, after Jesus' death, his early followers had experiences that they at least believed were appearances of their risen Lord." Gary Habermas
"That Jesus' followers (and later Paul) had resurrection experiences is, in my judgement, a fact." E. P. Sanders
July 30, 1956: "In God We Trust" becomes the official motto of the United States by an act of Congress signed by President Dwight D. Eisenhower
Paula Fredrisken asserts that "the disciples' conviction that they had seen the Risen Christ...[is part of] historical bedrock, facts known past doubting."
“I reiterate that historians may conclude that subsequent to Jesus’ ex*****on, a number of his followers had experiences, in individual and group settings, that convinced them Jesus had risen from the dead and had appeared to them in some manner. This conclusion is granted by a nearly unanimous consensus of modern scholars.” Michael Licona
Introducing Jeremiah and others on the drugs-to-homelessness pipeline.
From an Old Addiction Baseline to a New Epidemic - Christianity Today
“We have many people we can share the gospel with – if we want to. We have lots of people we can invite to church – if we want to. Unfortunately, most of us just do not want to be bothered.” Gary L. McIntosh
"Modern martyrs act solely out of their trust in beliefs passed along to them by others. The apostles died for holding to their own testimony that they had personally seen the risen Jesus. Contemporary martyrs die for what they believe to be true. The disciples of Jesus suffered and were willing to die for what they know to be either true or false." Michael Licona
"The disciples' willingness to suffer and die for their beliefs indicates that they certainly regarded those beliefs as true. The case is strong that they did not willfully lie about the appearances of the risen Jesus. Liars make poor martyrs." Michael Licona
"Every existing entity comes into being only through boundaries, because of distinctions: which is perhaps why the Book of Genesis speaks of God creating by dividing - the earth from the heavens, the sea from the dry land, the night from the day, and so on. The drive towards separation and distinction brings individual things into being." Ian McGilchrist
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