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New Testament Grill a Christian _ Derek Tidball answers atheists

2013-03-02T00:00:00+00:00

Bible Scholar Derek Tidball takes on a range of objections to the New Testaments from three atheist callers.

Andrew Nightingale asks why Christians can’t agree on doctrines in scripture?

Andrew Hindmarch asks why the genealogies of Jesus vary?

Jack, a sceptical teenager in Australia, asks about apparent contradictions in the story of Judas’ death.

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