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    A Gospel for Cornelius: Discovering Mark’s Affinity with Matthew

    July 25, 2026 - By admin

    A new book, A Gospel for Cornelius: Discovering Mark's Affinity with Matthew to be published in September.

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    Inerrancy, Patterns of Behavior, and the Implications on Early Gospel Publication

    July 20, 2026 - By admin

    Here is the abstract for the paper that I’ll be presenting at the Annual ISCA Conference in Wichita on 11–12 September 2026 (https://isca-apologetics.org/): Inerrancy, Patterns of Behavior, and the Implications on Early Gospel Publication The New Testament portrays the earliest Christians as being reliant on Scripture—as recognizing that God spoke…

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    Annual ISCA Conference, September 11–12

    July 16, 2026 - By admin

    If you are close to Wichita in mid-September, I’ll be presenting a paper at the annual conference of the International Society of Christian Apologetics: “Inerrancy, Patterns of Behavior, and the Implications on Early Gospel Publication.” This adds another argument for an early Matthew, beyond those advanced in my first book:…

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  • Inerrancy, Patterns of Behavior, and the Implications on Early Gospel Publication
  • Annual ISCA Conference, September 11–12
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