How should we deal with discrepancies as we piece together evidence on important matters of interest? On this episode Shane talks with retired cold-case detective, J. Warner Wallace about following the evidence wherever it leads, whether in attempting to solve murder cases, resolving disputed claims about the past, or even when it comes to challenging our beliefs about the nature of reality itself. J. Warner Wallace is the author of Cold-Case Christianity, Forensic Faith, and most recently, The Truth in True Crime.
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Related Audio
A Forensic Approach to the Gospels, #81 with J. Warner Wallace
The Bar That Inspired Piano Man, #85 (Pilot Episode updated and expanded)
The Executive Room: New Evidence, #55 with John Gibson
Evidential Reasoning, #56 with Craig Parton
Faith Founded on Facts, #15 with John Lennox, Peter J. Williams and others
Who is Theophilus? #79 with Peter Bolt
Did Josephus Ever Mention Jesus? #77 with T.C. Schmidt
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The Case for Early Gospels, Cold Case Christianity podcast
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Why I Know The Gospels Were Written Early, J. Warner Wallace
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The Date of John’s Gospel, Revisited, Shane Rosenthal
The Implications of 70 AD, Shane Rosenthal
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Who is Theophilus? Notes to Ep. #79, Peter Bolt and others
Recommended Books
Cold Case Christianity, J. Warner Wallace
The Truth in True Crime, J. Warner Wallace
God’s Crime Scene, J. Warner Wallace
Person of Interest, J. Warner Wallace
Forensic Faith, J. Warner Wallace
Religion on Trial, Craig Parton
Testimonies to the Truth, Lydia McGrew
Luke’s Key Witness, Shane Rosenthal
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