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Richard Dawkins & Old Testament History

Date recorded: 22 May 2020 | Speaker: Peter S. Williams | Event: ELF Advanced Apologetics Network
Topic: Apologetics › Historical
Keywords: 
Richard Dawkins | 
Old Testament
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Are the historical narratives of the Old Testament a bunch of myths and legends concocted by Jews writing during the Babylonian exile, as ‘skeptics’ like Richard Dawkins say? What is the evidence for the historicity of history according to the Old Testament? This session will focus on presenting the internal and external evidence as it relates to the sweep of biblical history from Abraham’s Ur to Daniel’s Babylon. See the latest archaeological evidence relating to the Old Testament!

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