I'm a Protestant, and I wanted to learn more about what Catholics think, so it seemed like the best way to do that would be to talk with one. This is the second...
Agrapha is the term for sayings of Jesus that aren't recorded in the Gospels (or the first chapter of Acts). Where do these agrapha come from, are they reliable...
I went to the Cathedral of the Madeleine in Salt Lake City, Utah to learn about what Roman Catholics believe. Here's what happened.
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Luke 5:12-16. In Luke 5:12-16 Jesus blows right past one of the most set-in-stone taboos of his time, and he does so to make a point. Clearly Jesus has bigger t...
Have you ever thought about how humans have counted the passage of years throughout time? It's not as simple as you might figure, and it can even be a cause of ...
A commenter who goes by the handle "F*k Yu" put forward this great question on a previous video. I've wondered about this before, and I thought it would be fun ...
Who made the Hebrew/Old Testament canon? And, with literally hundreds of important ancient religious documents to chose from, how did they pick which ones would...
In this video we'll talk about the oft-repeated story that the Emperor Constantine created the Bible at the Council of Nicea, and what bearing, if any, that has...
Pontius Pilate oversaw Jesus' crucifixion around 30 AD, but what else do we really know about him for sure? In this video we dig into the facts, and the mountai...
The Bible wasn't written to you; at least not with you in mind as the original audience. That said, the Bible is definitely FOR you, and it makes way more sense...
The Bible can be tough to sort out at times, but there are a bunch of ways to make it easier to understand. The most basic tool for reading the Bible better is ...
