February 27, 2019
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20:28Now PlayingUsing the definition of "trust" I go through the external evidence of manuscript strength, and the internal evidences of name correlation and undersigned coincidences, all to answer why the Bible (the New Testament in particular) can be trusted.
This talk took place at the University of Toronto's Wycliffe College for the Relevant Series University of Toronto. Relevant is a week long event that seeks to engage students through the means of conversation and daily talks on relevant subjects. It is a collaboration between Power to Change Students and RZIM Canada, in conjunction with the Ultimate Questions Apologetics team, InterVarsity, The Missions Hub, Navigators, Agape Impact, and many more. Find out more about the Relevant Series go to
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