Author Archives: John Harris

About John Harris

I don't know half of you half as well as I should like; and I like less than half of you half as well as you deserve.

Josh Hamilton and Hebrew Roots

Posted on 06/13/2012 by John Harris

One of the most popular posts I’ve ever written was on what I called the “Hebrew Roods Movement.” These are (usually) folks who believe that historic orthodox Christianity has gotten it wrong for thousands of years, and they know the … Continue reading →

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The Bible is not like other sacred books

Posted on 06/11/2012 by John Harris

What sets the Bible apart from other “scriptures?” One thing is how they were put together, namely, under the authority of multiple eyewitnesses. Jesus was not some “mythical figure” who was made-up, he was a historical figure (here is a … Continue reading →

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How was the Bible formed? Part 2: OT

Posted on 06/07/2012 by John Harris

Many of you will know that I’m a NT major, so I have spent more time with the NT than the OT, however, one cannot understand either alone. The NT is filled with allusions from and built upon the foundation … Continue reading →

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Mel Morrison | 101st screaming eagle

Posted on 06/06/2012 by John Harris

On this day 68 years ago Ernest Melvin Morrison (“Mel” to his family, “Ernie” to his mom) jumped out of a plane and parachuted into France, it was D-Day.

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How was the Bible formed? Part 1: NT

Posted on 06/05/2012 by John Harris

So how did the Bible come to be? I will frequently hear people mention the New Testament as though the books that are included were written hundreds of years after Jesus (as if to say, they are not really true … Continue reading →

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