Reliability of the Gospels: Canon Issue/The Book of Acts/Authorship of Gospels
External Evidences for the Truth of the Gospels by Dr. Timothy McGrew
Dr. Mark Strauss: Who Wrote the Gospels, and How Do We Know for Sure?
Common Mistakes Critics Make When Approaching the Gospels
An Evangelical and Critical Approach to the Gospels: Michael Bird
Are the Gospels Historically Reliable?: Dr. Michael Licona
Craig Keener on the historical reliability of the Book of Acts
Was Jesus Born In Bethlehem? Dr. Tim McGrew
Three Things The Gospel Authors Would Have Never Invented About Jesus
Who Decided Which Books Belong In My Bible?
Recent Perspectives on the Reliability of the Gospels: Gary Habermas
Dr. Tim McGrew Lectures on Alleged Historical Errors in the Gospels of Luke & John
Who wrote the Gospels? Dr. Timothy McGrew
Did Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John actually author the gospel accounts? Darrell Bock
Peter Williams Lecturing on The Reliability of the Gospels
Archeology and the Historical Reliability of the New Testament: Peter S. Williams
James M. Arlandson: Historical Reliability of the Gospels
Click on the link above and here are all the articles by Arlandson
Note: James M. Arlandson teaches World Religions, Humanities, Introduction to Philosophy, and Introduction to Ethics at various colleges. He has written many articles and one book, Women, Class, and Society in Early Christianity (Hendrickson, 1997). His Ph.D. is in Comparative Literature (ancient Greek literature, religious studies, and critical theory). In the above link, he covers the following:
The Historical Reliability of the Gospels
Archaeology and the Synoptic Gospels: Which way do the rocks roll?
Archaeology and John’s Gospel: Is skepticism chic passé?
Did Jesus Even Exist?
Authoritative Testimony in Matthew’s Gospel
Reliable Gospel Transmissions
What is the Q ‘Gospel’? The Gospel According to ‘St Q’?
Did Some Disciples Take Notes During Jesus’ Ministry?
Authoritative Testimony in Matthew’s Gospel
Eyewitness Testimony in Mark’s Gospel
Eyewitness Testimony in John’s Gospel
Are There Contradictions in the Gospels?
Similarities among John’s Gospel and the Synoptic Gospels
The Historical Reliability of the Gospels: Summary and Conclusion
Why the Lost Gospels Did Not Make the Canonical Cut by Michael Bird
Craig Blomberg: Jesus of Nazareth: How Historians Can Know Him And Why It Matters
New Testament Canon: Craig Blomberg
84 Confirmed Facts in the Last 16 Chapters of the Book of Acts
59 Confirmed or Historically Probable Facts in the Gospel of John
The Historical Reliability of John by Craig Blomberg
The Historical Reliability of the Gospels by Craig Blomberg
The Historical Reliability of Acts: Support from Extra-Biblical Primary Sources
How Do We Know Who Wrote the Gospels? Timothy Paul Jones
The Existence of Jesus: Sources Outside the New Testament: “There are no contemporaries who wrote about Jesus”: The Abuse of Arguments from Silence (thanks to Cadre for some of these)
Did Josephus Refer to Jesus, A Thorough Review of the Testimonium Flavianum (Highly Recommended) CADRE member Christopher Price demonstrates the partial-authenticity of Josephus’ first reference to Jesus and discusses what we can know about the historical Jesus from Josephus.
When an Argument from Silence Becomes Utterly Meaningless by Craig Blomberg
Did Jesus Exist? Searching for Evidence Beyond the Bible
Testimonium Flavianum: Josephus’ Reference to Jesus: Early Christian Writings
What Did the Jewish Historian Josephus Really Say About Jesus?: Jonathan Morrow
Josephus’ Writing and Their Relation to the New Testament Dr. Greg Herrick reviews the value of Josephus’ writings for the study of Jesus and the New Testament.
Early Historical Documents on Jesus Christ The New Advent Encyclopedia chronicles the early references to the historical Jesus, including Pagan, Jewish, and Christian sources.
Extrabiblical References to Jesus before 200 a.d. The Chrisitan Thinktank’s Glen Miller discusses the second-century pagan historian Thallus’ reference to an eclipse that contemporary Christian writer Africanus believed was a reference to the darkness that descended during Jesus’ crucifixion.
Gospel Critics and the Argument from Silence -Michael Kruger
Did Jesus Exist? All Scholars Agree He “Certainly” Existed
How the Jesus Myth Really Started:? Stephen J. Bedard
Evidence for Jesus as a Miracle Worker
The Miracles of Jesus: A Historical Inquiryy the Disciples/Evangelists? Glen Miller
Craig Evans: Jesus and the Exorcists: What We Learn from Archaeology
Ancient Evidence for Jesus from Non-Christian Sources
The Existence of Jesus/Answering Jesus Mythers and Parallelomania
What Can We Know About Jesus? Six Guidelines to Follow
Did Jesus Even Exist?-The Problematic Argument from Silence
Jesus Never Existed? Give Me a Break! – Paul L. Maier, PhD
The Gospels Are Reliable and the Gospel Jesus is a Historical Person: Stephen Bedard
Evidence for Jesus and Parallel Pagan “Crucified Saviors” Examined
Bart Ehrman Creates Stir in Atheist Community Over The Existence of Jesus
A Challenge for the Jesus Mythers and the Religious Plagarism Charge
Responding to Richard Carrier’s Myth Hypothesis
Is there no evidence that Jesus even existed? Part 1 by Glenn Peoples
Is there no evidence that Jesus even existed? Part 2 by Glenn Peoples
◾Is there no evidence that Jesus even existed? Part 3 Glenn Peoples
A fight they can’t win: The irreligious assault on the historicity of Jesus
The Jesus Process: Maurice Casey: Mythicism: A Story of Bias, Incompetence and Falsehood
Bart Ehrman On Why There Are Jesus Mythers
Michael J. Kruger: Did Jesus Even Exist? Responding to 5 Objections Raised by @rawstory
Why The Pre-Jesus Mythologies Fail To Prove Jesus Is A Myth by James Warner Wallace
The Starting Point for Discussions About Jesus: The Historical Bedrock
Are the Sources for the Life of Jesus Really Unreliable? Answering Richard Dawkins
The Existence of Jesus by Craig Keener
Ben Witherington’s Review of Earl Doherty’s The Jesus Puzzle
Method or Madness? A reflection on Jesus, the Titanic, and Parallelomania
Was Early Christianity Corrupted by ‘Hellenism’?
Was Jesus Christ just a CopyCat Savior Myth? Glen Miller
Genre Issues: What are the Gospels?
Richard Bauckham: The Gospels as Histories: What sort of history are they?
A Closer Look at the Genre of the Gospels: Ancient and Modern Historiography: What are the Gospels?
Craig Keener on the Genre of the Gospels
The Gospels as Historical Biography (Richard Bauckham)
Glen Miller’s Were the Miracles of Jesus invented by the Disciples/Evangelists?
The Gospels as Biographical Kerygma-Michael Bird
Textual Reliability
Norman Geisler: A Note on the Percent of the Accuracy of the New Testament Text
Dr. Daniel Wallace: Earliest Manuscript of the New Testament Discovered
Can We Construct The Entire New Testament From the Writings of the Church Fathers?
Is the Bible Today What Was Originally Written? By Andreas J. Köstenberger
An Interview with Daniel B. Wallace on the New Testament Manuscripts
A Response to Bart Ehrman’s Misquoting Jesus: Dr. Thomas Howe
Oral Tradition/The Oral Phase
From Jesus to Us: A Look at P.O.W.E.R.
Jesus, the Gospels, and the Telephone Game Objection
Jewish Scripture and the Literacy of Jesus by Craig Evans
Three Stages In the Formation of the Gospels
Reviewing the Resurrection Creed in 1 Cor 15:3-8
Is the Oral Tradition Comparable to the Telephone Game?William Lane Craig
With no scripture in place, what controlled doctrine in the 1st century? By Darrell Bock
The Issue of Oral Tradition: Dr. Darrell Bock
How Reliable were the Oral traditions about Jesus? – Dr. Craig Keener
Mark Roberts on Oral Tradition/Telephone Game Objections
A Look at the Jesus Story, Oral Tradition and Eyewitness Memory
James M. Arlandson: Historical Reliability of the Gospels
Paul and the Earliest Records for the Jesus Story
Paul and the Historical Jesus: A Case Study of 1 Corinthians: Stephen Bedard
Evidence We Want and Evidence We Should Expect: A Look at Paul’s Letters
What Can Paul Tell Us About Jesus?
Was the New Testament Forged – Dr. Bart Ehrman vs. Dr. Darrell Bock
Darrell Bock responds to Bart Ehrman’s book “Forged
A Look at James Tabor on Christianity Before Paul
Why the Resurrection of Jesus is the Best Explanation For What Happened To Paul
The Earliest Record for The Death and Resurrection of Jesus: 1 Corinthians 15: 3-7
A Look at Richard Carrier’s Critique of Bart Ehrman: Part Three
Ben Witherington’s Review of Bart Ehrman’s Forged
Mike Licona’s Review of Bart Ehrman’s “Forged”
Objections to Eyewitness Testimony
Are the Gospels a Reliable Eyewitness Account of the Life of Jesus?
Jesus and the Eyewitnesses: The Gospels as Eyewitness Testimony
Why We Should Expect Witnesses to Disagree
Who wrote the Gospels? Dr. Timothy McGrew
Why Should We Trust the Gospels When Eyewitness Testimony Is So Unreliable?
Richard Bauckham Jesus and the Eyewitnesses: The Gospels as Eyewitness Testimony
Are the Gospels Based on Eyewitness Testimony: The Test of Personal Names
Lecture – Dr Peter Williams – New Evidences the Gospels were Based on Eyewitness Accounts
Can A Witness Be Trusted If He Can’t Be Cross-Examined?
Handling Objections to Luke- The Census Issue:
http://www.lambsound.com/Reading/books/Bible%20Difficulties.pdf Was Luke mistaken about Quirinius and the census? [p. 372 ff]
http://www.biblearchaeology.org/post/2009/11/01/Once-More-Quiriniuss-Census.aspx Once More: Quirinius’s Census
http://christianthinktank.com/quirinius.html On an objection about Luke, Quirinius, and Herods
http://www.tektonics.org/print.php4 Responses to Richard Carrier’s Claims
Darrell Bock On Quirinius’ Census
Supposed Contradictions
Ten Principles When Considering Alleged Bible Contradictions: James Warner Wallace
Old News! Approaching Contradictions in the Gospels
Michael Licona on ancient biography and harmonizing Bible contradictions
Canon:
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Confused. I went to your above link: •F. David Farnell, “The Synoptic Gospels in the Ancient Church: A Testimony to the Priority of Matthew’s Gospel,” The Master’s Seminary Journal 10.1 (Spring 1999): 53-86, but all i found was announcements for a WLC lecture, not seemingly on this subject much.
This looks like a very comprehensive list answering the “critic’s” charges. I hope students of the subject take advantage of it, tho there is so much it will take considerable time and effort to do it justice.
Thanks. I fixed that link.