Tag: Intellectual Dishonesty

Tying Up Loose Ends: Pulliam On The Abrahamic & New Covenants

Part 15 of this series So, now that the main, overarching arguments Pulliam puts forth have been soundly and overwhelmingly rebutted, I’d like to spend the last two Parts of this critique series tying up loose ends, focusing on a handful of topics he alludes to elsewhere, the discussions of which wouldn’t have fit too […]

Pulliam’s Views on Christ’s Kingdom, Part 4: Explaining Away Contrary Prophecies

Last modified: Part 13 of this series Introduction Finally, it’s time to look at “Lesson 15: A Literal Earthly Utopia”, which contains Pulliam’s attempts to explain away some of the major prophecies that prove he’s misunderstanding the Apostles. After all, that essentially is what’s going on with Pulliam. As I pointed out in the previous […]

Musical Instruments in Christian Worship: Re-evaluating the Evidence

Last modified: This time, we’ll be taking a quick break from my series critiquing Bob Pulliam’s book “In the Days of Those Kings”. This issue has been weighing on my heart for at least a couple years, now, and I want to include a link to this post in my upcoming book (which I can’t […]