Plantinga on Types of Scripture Scholarship
HT: Steve Hays
posted by Victor Reppert @ 6:04 PM
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At January 15, 2011 6:55 PM ,
David B Marshall said...
What's the point? Presumably Plantinga knows how he's going to tie the threads together, but it isn't obvious from his notes.
If you're interested, I just posted a piece called "How Confucius proves Jesus:"
http://christthetao.blogspot.com/2011/01/how-confucius-proves-jesus.html
I'm a China scholar. I don't know how it might fit into Plantinga's bestiary, but I think this kind of comparison provides very strong evidence for the Gospels, and puts some of the skepticism into context.
This is adopted from my book, Why the Jesus Seminar can't find Jesus and Grandma Marshall Could, but inspired by a debate about evidence for the Gospels on Amazon.
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