christianity and history

There's contradictions in multiple historical texts, is this a problem?

In this short clip, Zac and I discuss the issue of historical sources being inconsistent. While this is more focused on the resurrection, as the question was raised during a discussion about the resurrection, I felt it was greatly apropos to broader historical questions as well. 

Tying in knowledge from the Tet Offensive, Punic Wars, and more, when approaching it from a historical lens, note this video is about the historical lens and not the theological lens, it is apparent that a few inconsistencies is not a big problem at all. 

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Viewed by many as unnecessarily boring, genealogies have always held a difficult position in the Bible.
In this video, I am joined by Warren to discuss the importance of genealogies in the Bible and how we can learn from them and apply them to our lives. We also delve deeper into the nature of Genesis 5 and the start of Genesis 6, providing commentary as we go.
We hope you enjoy this episode on the Biblical series.
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