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Tag Archives: Origen
Did Jesus really exist?
Was Jesus Christ a real, historical person? Did he actually exist? We begin with the most broad of questions regarding Jesus, and it’s one that we need to answer. If the answer is no, then the implications are clear. If … Continue reading
Posted in cultural interaction, historical Jesus
Tagged apologetics, Babylonian Talmud, ben Pandera, Celsus, historicity of Jesus, Josephus, Nero, Origen, Peregrinus, Tacitus
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Millennial match-up
Last week, I wrote that we’d be looking at the three main viewpoints Christians have historically held regarding the return of Christ. I’m sure many of you immediately thought: “pre-, mid- or post-.” [These are slang expressions for different views … Continue reading
Posted in eschatology
Tagged amillennialism, Augustine, Millard Erickson, millennium, Origen, postmillennialism, premillennialism
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