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The Case for Biblical Archaeology: Uncovering the Historical Record of God’s Old Testament People is unavailable, but you can change that!

Archaeologist and professor John Currid explores the geography of the land of the Bible and a history of its excavation; describes archaeological sites throughout the land; and introduces discoveries connected to agriculture, architecture, ceramics, burial practices, and more. This introduction will encourage anyone interested in the witness of the land of the Bible (sometimes called the fifth...

change that arrives with lightning speed. There is little interest in history, which is seen as boring and the domain of dusty scholars who are lost in the maze of the past. One cultural critic agonized over this state of affairs by concluding that the Westerner’s view and scope of history does not precede breakfast! In reality, the ahistorical worldview is one consequence of postmodernism, post-Christian thinking, and deconstructionism. The dismissal of history is a core part of deconstructionism,
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