Why Don't the Gospel Writers Tell the Same Story?

INTERVIEW

Why Don't the Gospel Writers Tell the Same Story?
New Testament scholar and apologist Michael Licona's new book argues that ancient literary devices are the answer — and that's a good thing for Christians.
INTERVIEW BY CALEB LINDGREN
Though Michael Licona became a Christian at a young age, he experienced strong doubts while working on a master's degree in religious studies at Liberty University. That led him to explore the evidence for the resurrection of Jesus in his PhD work, and to engage in public debates with leading skeptics and atheists. Driven by a desire to follow the evidence wherever it led, Licona understood that journey might lead him away from Christianity. continue reading >>

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