"Licona Controversy" Articles
Dr. Geisler's writings on the Licona Controversy
(Aug 2011)
Second Open Letter
(Aug 2011)
Third Open Letter
(Sept 2011)
A Response to Mike Licona's Defense
of Dehistoricizing the Resurrection of the Saints
(Oct 2011)
Ten Reasons for the Historicity of the Resurrection
(Oct 2011)
Response to Christianity Today's Licona
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Response to the Baptist Press Article
(Nov 2011)
Mike Licona on Enerrancy:
It's Worse Than We Originally Thought
(Nov 2010)
A Response to Mike Licona’s EPS Paper
Setting the Record Straight on
the BestSchools interview with Mike Licona
(May 2012)
A Response to Misstatements about J.I. Packer's Supposed Support of Licona's View on Inerrancy
(May 2012)
Brief Comments on the Licona Dialogue
at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary: Southern Baptist Seminary President Condemns Mike Licona's View
(August 2012)
(August 2012)
Mike Licona Admits
Contradictions in the Gospels
January 2013
What did the Early Church Fathers Say about Matthew 27's Risen Saints?
January 2013
January 2013
Houston Baptist University Defends Licona's Denial of Inerrancy
Other writings and videos from Dr. Geisler
that Remain Germane
Explaining Biblical Inerrancy
Methodological Unorthodoxy
A Warning to Biblical Scholars
Evangelicals and Redaction Criticism:
Dancing on the Edges
How To Interpret the Bible (and Bible Prophecy)
(Youtube video - 50 minutes)
[The common and unfortunate practice of "spiritualizing" prophetic Bible passages may lend itself towards "spiritualizing" other passages that some may label "apocalyptic" (prophetic).]
Purpose Doesn't Determine Meaning
(Youtube video)
Allegorically or Literally?
(Youtube video)
Any Evidence for the Resurrection of Saints in Matthew 27?
(Youtube video)
Other Bible Scholars and School Presidents Who Take Their Stand on Full Historicity of the Gospels
Paige Patterson Speaks out on the Licona Issue
(Dec 2012)
Public Responses to the Slanderous You
(Dec 2011)
Dr. F. David Farnell's Critique of
the Genre Interpretation of Mt 27:51-53
(Jan 2012)
Dr. Moody, Dr. Ergun Caner, and the Faculty, Staff, and Student Body of Arlington Baptist College Take Their Stand (Feb 2012)
Another Southern Baptist President (Dr. Emir Caner)
Speaks Out on the Licona Issue
(Feb 2012)
Former President of Gordon-Conwell Seminary
(Dr. Walter C. Kaiser Jr.) on the Licona Issue
(Feb 2012)
Dr. Mark M. Hanna Stands Beside Dr. Geisler
Against Theological Erosion
(Feb 2012)
Dr. Christopher Cone Examines
Licona's Historiographical Method
(April 2012)
Benjamin Hlastan Expresses the
Missiological Implications of Licona's Approach
(May 2012)
"Not Even Remotely Compatible with ICBI"
(May 2012)
The Resurrection of the Jerusalem Saints at the Feast of the Firstfruits
by Gordon Franz
[Given the general consensus that Matthew wrote his gospel with a Jewish audience in mind, does it makes more sense for a Bible Scholar to attempt to use knowledge of second-temple rabbinical genre to to try to shed light on the raising of the saints in Mt. 27 or to use some Roman authors of a pagan genre to try to cast doubt on it?]
Links to Other Excellent Blogs and Links
The Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy
The Chicago Statement on Biblical Hermeneutics
The Chicago Statement on Biblical Application
Dr. Thomas Howe's Blogs:
The Real IssueAuthorial Intention
Matthew and Sinai
Matthew and Daniel
Dr. Richard Howe on Mike Licona an Inerrancy
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Defending Inerrancy.
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Here are a few links for views in
support of Dr. Licona's Views:
Michael Licona Response to Norm Geisler
(Sept 2011)
Dr. Paul Copan on the Dr. Geisler Controversy
Dr. Dan Wallace on the Geisler Controversy