WOTM: InCraigable Christmas, Part I
As I mentioned last month, I was going to do a reading of the nativity stories from the Gospels of Matthew and Luke — but using all the conflicting elements from the two stories in one narrative. The idea was to show how unreliable and irreconcilable the two narratives are.
Then, when I heard William Lane Craig speak so mockingly of the Adam and Eve story during his interview with Sean McDowell, I came up with a new word to denote when something Biblical is clearly myth and/or fantastical — "InCraigable."
So, instead of the original idea, I thought we'd look at the nativity narratives from Matthew and Luke in that light, going over the various elements of the story to see if they seem historical or... InCraigable! I think you can probably guess were I ended up.
Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you!!! I literally couldn't do this without you! Enjoy! B
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LOL... discovered this one late, today. I would have loved to get at least one historical fact - just for the tension. ... emmm... well... I mean... there MUST be at least one or the other true historical fact in the bible... or not?
You'll have to do another series on these InCraigable events when Joshua of Nazareth grows up. What would Billy say about cursing a fig tree, slaughtering a herd of pigs, turning H2O into a nice cabernet, walking on the surface of the ocean?
Craig's pre deathbed deconversion will sell millions of books and hours of talk show time. A grifters delight...
I'm loving these! Had no idea they were here! 👍🥰😍✌