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DA - Episode 76 - The McGrewvianism Phenomenon with Josh & John – Part 1
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Show Notes
Friends of the show John Nelson and Josh Parikh return as guests together. They introduce Josh’s new term to the world: McGrewvianism, which is the apologetic approach of partners Tim & Lydia McGrew. They are scholars in their own fields but do not use the methods of modern NT scholarship when arguing for the historical reliability of the gospels. Potentially this can be seen as fresh air, but Josh & John dig deeper.
This will be the first episode of a 2 part set. Josh & John cover such topics as McGrewvianism treatment of modern NT scholarship and their key ‘undesigned coincidences’ argument.
Links:
We discussed ‘undesigned coincidences’ with Jonathan McLatchie in our episode 29.
John’s blog, which has a post on undesigned coincidences, is:
https://www.behindthegospels.com/
The McGrews
https://lydiamcgrew.com/
Tim doesn’t seem to have a home page for his work, search for him on Amazon, or here:
https://wmich.edu/philosophy/directory/mcgrew
Doubts Aloud Links:
Please give feedback and ask questions using: doubtsaloud@gmail.com
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continue reading
Friends of the show John Nelson and Josh Parikh return as guests together. They introduce Josh’s new term to the world: McGrewvianism, which is the apologetic approach of partners Tim & Lydia McGrew. They are scholars in their own fields but do not use the methods of modern NT scholarship when arguing for the historical reliability of the gospels. Potentially this can be seen as fresh air, but Josh & John dig deeper.
This will be the first episode of a 2 part set. Josh & John cover such topics as McGrewvianism treatment of modern NT scholarship and their key ‘undesigned coincidences’ argument.
Links:
We discussed ‘undesigned coincidences’ with Jonathan McLatchie in our episode 29.
John’s blog, which has a post on undesigned coincidences, is:
https://www.behindthegospels.com/
The McGrews
https://lydiamcgrew.com/
Tim doesn’t seem to have a home page for his work, search for him on Amazon, or here:
https://wmich.edu/philosophy/directory/mcgrew
Doubts Aloud Links:
Please give feedback and ask questions using: doubtsaloud@gmail.com
85 episodes
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Show Notes
Friends of the show John Nelson and Josh Parikh return as guests together. They introduce Josh’s new term to the world: McGrewvianism, which is the apologetic approach of partners Tim & Lydia McGrew. They are scholars in their own fields but do not use the methods of modern NT scholarship when arguing for the historical reliability of the gospels. Potentially this can be seen as fresh air, but Josh & John dig deeper.
This will be the first episode of a 2 part set. Josh & John cover such topics as McGrewvianism treatment of modern NT scholarship and their key ‘undesigned coincidences’ argument.
Links:
We discussed ‘undesigned coincidences’ with Jonathan McLatchie in our episode 29.
John’s blog, which has a post on undesigned coincidences, is:
https://www.behindthegospels.com/
The McGrews
https://lydiamcgrew.com/
Tim doesn’t seem to have a home page for his work, search for him on Amazon, or here:
https://wmich.edu/philosophy/directory/mcgrew
Doubts Aloud Links:
Please give feedback and ask questions using: doubtsaloud@gmail.com
…
continue reading
Friends of the show John Nelson and Josh Parikh return as guests together. They introduce Josh’s new term to the world: McGrewvianism, which is the apologetic approach of partners Tim & Lydia McGrew. They are scholars in their own fields but do not use the methods of modern NT scholarship when arguing for the historical reliability of the gospels. Potentially this can be seen as fresh air, but Josh & John dig deeper.
This will be the first episode of a 2 part set. Josh & John cover such topics as McGrewvianism treatment of modern NT scholarship and their key ‘undesigned coincidences’ argument.
Links:
We discussed ‘undesigned coincidences’ with Jonathan McLatchie in our episode 29.
John’s blog, which has a post on undesigned coincidences, is:
https://www.behindthegospels.com/
The McGrews
https://lydiamcgrew.com/
Tim doesn’t seem to have a home page for his work, search for him on Amazon, or here:
https://wmich.edu/philosophy/directory/mcgrew
Doubts Aloud Links:
Please give feedback and ask questions using: doubtsaloud@gmail.com
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