One of the most frequently strategies used today for denying the truth claims of the Gospels is to argue they were written long after Jesus's death, and so are full of fables and tales of things that were never said and never happened, but rather which developed or manufactured and inserted slowly over time. This episode, therefore, takes up questions like: "When were the four Gospels composed?" "How can we know when they were written?" "Does the date of their composition make any real difference?"
One of the most frequently strategies used today for denying the truth claims of the Gospels is to argue they were written long after Jesus's death, and so are full of fables and tales of things that were never said and never happened, but rather which developed or manufactured and inserted slowly over time. This episode, therefore, takes up questions like: "When were the four Gospels composed?" "How can we know when they were written?" "Does the date of their composition make any real difference?"