What is the goal of Biblical Archaeology

You will hear many thoughts on the goal of biblical archaeology. From Wheaton College’s website their goal so to speak is as follows: The combination of these disciplines provides a strong liberal arts foundation for a variety of vocations as students will be equipped to think historically, linguistically, and archaeologically. Of particular importance for the

What is the value of biblical archaeology?

It is hard for some people to see the value of Biblical Archaeology. There are many reasons for this point of view. One is that they do not believe the Bible and it is a waste of time, in their minds, to go looking for artifacts or physical evidence to support events and people that

What archeological discoveries conflict with the Bible?

We wrote a similar article recently but this one should cover more territory. So far, there has been no archeological discovery that conflicts with the Bible. There are many anthropologists and archaeologists and other researchers who make the claim that their discoveries do conflict with the Bible. However, upon examination of their discoveries, it is

1 Discovery 2 articles

#1. Archaeologists discover vast tunnel beneath Egyptian temple Greg Cannella Fri, November 11, 2022 at 6:42 AM·1 min read Archaeologists have discovered a massive ancient rock tunnel beneath an Egyptian temple, the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities announced last week. A group led by Dr. Kathleen Martinez, who heads the Egyptian-Dominican mission of the

Some links to look at

We are placing some different links on here for your perusal. They lead to articles, discoveries, and new scientific technology. #1. 100 years after Tutankhamun discovery new finds reveal more of ancient Egypt’s secrets A century after the discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb made headlines around the world, in the sweltering desert heat just outside Cairo,

How to become a biblical archaeologist? Is there any age limit …

The general requirements for this sub-field of archaeology are similar to the ones needed for becoming a regular archaeologist. Those requirements are as follows: Get a bachelor’s degree Participate in an internship/field work Earn a master’s degree Consider a doctorate Seek employment (source) Those requirements are backed up by Norwich University which goes a little

Is Archaeology a Social Science?

There are different scholars that claim that it is. They do so because of the nature of archaeological work. They have written academic papers and books on this topic trying to determine an identity for this field of research. One resource, Antiquity Volume 91 Issue 356, has published an article called ‘Social science and archaeological

Is It Possible to be Archaeological, Biblical, & Historical

This was a question that came up on a results page of a new writing tool we were testing. It is an excellent question that not too many people are addressing these days. There are not a lot of articles on this topic but Quora had some thoughts on it made by different posters. Their

The Best Fairy Tale Yet

Modern scientists are doing Hans Christian Anderson, Aesop, & the brothers Grimm proud with their ability to create a fairy tale out of historical remains. They are building a very large volume of unprovable, unverifiable, and out-in-left-field claims about Neanderthals. It is a fantasy that modern scientists get to add to every year. They enjoy

Black Hole Rejection

We are not fans of astronomers, well the secular ones, they seem to know less and less about the things they study. We stopped believing them a long time ago especially when it comes to black holes. If you ask why we stopped believing them, these are the people who claim that the universe just