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Jesus Tomb on Converse with Scholars: Mike Licona, Dan Wallace, Robert Bowman and Gary Habermas (UPDATED!!)


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LIVE, ONLINE, the Thursday Evening. Come discuss the Jesus Tomb with the Scholars… 

Considering all of the attention that has been given to the supposed Jesus Tomb special that was aired Sunday night, we have decided to devote this week’s Converse with Scholars to the subject. Thursday night we will be welcoming Mike Licona, Dan WallaceRobert Bowman, and Gary Habermas to discuss this issue.

This will be a two hour special where Habarmas will give an hour long presentation then we will have a panel discussion between Dan Wallace, Mike Licona, and Robert Bowman. I have invited Paul Copan to join us as well . . . we will see!

If you have yet to attend a Converse with Scholars, you are really missing out. You actually get to talk to the scholar live online from the comfort of your own home. The issues being discussed are those which every Christian needs to be aware as these are opportunities for us to share the most important event in history–the resurrection of Christ. It will certianly be a night devoted to resurrection apologetics. Come learn how to defend Christ’s resurrection.

Invite all your friends and family to this special event.

Find out more here. Notice, we will be meeting on Connection Gate, not Paltalk.

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