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Quick Questions If the New Testament was written centuries after Christ, how do we know for sure that Jesus had only male apostles?
Quick Questions Since we have God's written word, why so much emphasis on oral tradition?
Quick Questions How do we know that the Bible is not the sole rule of faith?
Quick Questions What does the phrase "binding and loosing," as mentioned in Matthew 16:19 and Matthew 18:18, refer to?
Quick Questions Should extra-biblical traditions have the same weight as those described in Scripture?
Quick Questions Why is Paul referred to as an apostle when he clearly was not one of the Twelve?
Quick Questions Why do Matthew and Mark list Thaddeus in the names of apostles, but Luke mentions another Judas?
Quick Questions If we dug up a lost book by one of the apostles, could it be added to the canon of the Bible or would that be impossible?
Quick Questions Why do Matthew's and Mark's listings of the names of apostles differ from Luke's in listing Thaddeus instead of a second Judas?
Quick Questions How do we explain the conflicting accounts of Judas' death in Matthew and Acts?
Radio Shows The Synoptic Problem 9/14/2011 6pm ET
Radio Shows St. John's Gospel 5/11/2011 6pm ET

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