Google+ Hangout, December 9th: Are the Gospels Reliable?

ByEnergion Publications

Consider Christianity001To the next Google+ Hangout on December 9, 2014, Elgin Hushbeck, a biblical apologist, will welcome Dr Thomas Hudgins, a professor from Capital Theological Seminary in Washington, DC, and Rev Michael Bradley, a missionary currently active in Hungary. They will be discussing the Gospel accounts, their differences and parallels. Are the Gospels reliable? If there are differences, how have they supported Christians for over 2,000 years?

Join them for the discussion, December 9th at 7 p.m. Central Time.

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