Five Questions, and other links

The posting of links does not constitute an endorsement of the sites linked, and not necessarily even agreement with the specific posts linked.

• Article: Five Questions About the Majority Text Posed to its Contemporary Evangelical and Reformed Advocates -- “An article that appeared in Bible League Quarterly, No. 494 (July-September 2023): 19-23.”
• Booklet: Why John 7.53-8.11 is in the Bible: A Defence of the Authenticity of ‘The Woman Taken in Adultery’ Account in the Text of Holy Scripture -- “(PDF or Print) The new booklet is an expanded version of my notes from the 2021 lecture I did at Metropolitan Tabernacle in London.”
• FBI returns 1527 letter from conquistador three decades after it was stolen from Mexican archives -- “The letter was signed about eight years after Cortés’ expedition from Spain to Mexico that eventually led to the Aztec Empire's downfall.”
• God And Scripture -- “Absolute truth must have an absolute source. What or who might that be? The God of the Bible is presented as the absolute source of truth.”
• God And Scripture 2: Inspiration -- “We must notice that inspiration is how God’s Word was given to us. Inspiration does not continue today because God’s Word is completed.”
• God And Scripture 3: Preservation -- “The doctrine of the perfect preservation of Scripture is first based on the nature of God’s Word.”
• James White-Thomas Ross Debate Review #3: Epistle Dedicatory -- “His claim is astonishingly inaccurate, as the new debate review videos demonstrate.”
• Make Your Shelf Useful -- “Since 1995, Cheatham’s nonprofit Useful Wild Plants has published four volumes, each counting 600 or more pages and collectively weighing nearly 20 pounds.”
• Modernism is not an acceptable alternative to postmodernism -- “Almost five years ago, I already warned about Peterson, still hoping he might change. He hasn’t and today he’s doubling down on his modernistic approach.”
• Off the Hook? -- “The snake dangles at the shaft’s end, out of striking distance, while you figure out what to do next.”
• Sharon Methodist, org. 1886 | Taliaferro County -- “In the remote crossroads town of Sharon, Georgia are three very historic church houses. This one, Sharon Methodist, is an architectural jewel built in the Queen Anne style.”
• White Plains Methodist Church, Greene County | Org. circa 1817 -- “The settlement around the town and its church congregations predates the incorporation of the town by about thirty years.”