How Archaeology Proves the Bible
April 1, 2007 by Waine-Ann McLaughlin
Filed under Apologetics, Biblical History
The Old and New Testament writings of the Bible have long been considered fables and myths—thereby, deemed untrustworthy. For some critics, if you cannot prove something with empirical evidence, it is not to be taken seriously. As we’ll see in this article, the authenticity of the Bible is supported by empirical, archaeological evidence. Men of […]
