Why the Gospel Witnesses Agree And What This Means for Us
Overview
Atheists claim the gospels contradict each other. They say Jesus was mistaken about when he would return, so he can't be God. The atheists are wrong.
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John present eyewitness testimony to the earthly life of Jesus Christ, but there seem to be significant differences between them. Through the centuries these conflicts have caused many people to doubt their accuracy. Charles Darwin himself was led further into atheism by the “discrepancies” the gospels contain. Doubts about the gospels and other issues brought the author to his own faith crisis. But there are answers to the question of the accuracy and reliability of the gospels, and in fact the entire Bible.
Why the Gospel Witnesses Agree and What This Means for Us combines the gospels at the three most crucial points in the earthly life of Jesus Christ, demonstrating that the differences are not errors. Rather they are the normal result of the various viewpoints of the eyewitnesses, which disappear when the accounts are put together in a logical order.
