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Hosted by Carl Creasman · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 10 episodes
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You've probably heard of the Bible, maybe even own one or read one. Its typically thought of as a religious book, but at its core it is a collection of ancient primary manuscripts. In this podcast, we will examine the Bible from the perspective of a Historian, to examine its historicity and manuscript strength, to see if we can uncover why the founders of the United States thought this book held value for the construction of our civic system. This podcast is a follow-up series to "Unmoored: America Adrift in Historical Forgetfulness and Finding Our Way Back." That podcast was an examination of what has happened to the USA in the early 21st century. In that examination, it became clear that the US civic system, as originally designed, was based on a moral virtue foundation held in common. For the citizens at that time, the location for that foundation was the Bible. That makes sense when we realize the country was peopled mostly with Christians.The USA is not peopled mostly with Chri
Carl Creasman hosts Uncovered: The Bible as Historical Document, a history show with 10 episodes published.
We arrive at the end of our journey of investigating the Bible as a Historical document, as a Historian would any other set of evidence. In our concluding episode, we take a look back at our episodes, offering insights t
The Resurrection of Jesus, the man from Nazereth, stands at the center of the Christian faith. It is the core historical event, either in support of the claim or in denial of the claim. From the earliest evidence, we see
A fair question to ask about writings from antiquity is about the many variants within all the various copies of the one document in question, or to notice that the evidence that we have about an event can seem to presen
In episode six, we dig even deeper into the process, or the concerns about, the canon of the New Testament. We saw in episode five that Christian leaders in the 2nd-4th century affirmed a specific list of writings that w
Episode 5 continues the study of the Canon of the Bible. That concept "canon" is a term to describe what is and what is not officially part of X thing, such as "the Shakespeare canon" or "the Star Wars canon." Others may
Do you remember the bruhaha when Disney bought Star Wars? When they did, they declared the old Star Wars Expanded Universe as "Legends." They couldn't obviously destroy all of these old works but they could, and did, dec
In Episode 2 we examined the concept of what History is and what Historians do within the field in order to know the veracity of an event, person, or place. That concept is what is understood as historicity. Back in Epis
If we are going to examine the Bible as historical document, then its fair to spend time examining what exactly is history. And that of course links to the work that Historians do. In episode 1, we talked about whether o
Welcome to Uncovered: The Bible as Historical Document. Episode One sets out to explain the overall concept of the podcast, giving you an overview of the journey to come. This podcast is a follow-up, a sort of "season tw
Carl and Matthew are back in the studio with this next, but new, podcast. This "episode 0" is an overview intro of the coming podcast. Episode 1 will come out in mid-September, with the following episodes coming weekly a
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Uncovered: The Bible as Historical Document is hosted by Carl Creasman. The show is categorised under history (religion) and has published 10 episodes.
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