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- Society: Religion and Spirituality: Christianity: Apologetics (245)
- Society: Religion and Spirituality: Christianity: Evangelism: Christianity for Seekers (194)
Breaking The Da Vinci Code - Christianity Today Magazine
christianitytoday.com
Examines the bizarre accusations made by the author of the "Da Vinci Code" and ABC News.
The Gospel According to the Jesus Seminar
veritas-ucsb.org
A critique of the Jesus Seminar by Dr. Birger Pearson of the University of California.
Who Is I Am - Is Jesus a Lunatic, Liar, or Lord? -
whoisiam.com
Explores the life of Jesus Christ. Who is Jesus? Is He God? Am I in need of a savior?
ArabicNoor
arabicnoor.com
Answers questions about Jesus, Christianity and Islam.
Answers on Jesus Christ's Life, Death and Resurrection
christiananswers.net
Answers to all the most frequently asked questions about Christ. Examine the evidence for His divinity, miracles and claims.- The Jesus Seminar - ChristianAnswers.Net
christiananswers.net
Who does the Jesus Seminar really speak for? 
Beyond Blind Faith
everystudent.com
Article exploring and investigating the claims of Jesus Christ.
Jesus' Missing Years
str.org
An analysis of the biblical record showing that it is highly improbable that Jesus studied in India for the "missing" 18 years of His life.- Comparing Jesus and World Religions
everystudent.com
A brief look into the major aspects of Jesus Christ, in contrast to what's in the world's religions. 
Brent Bozell: ABC's Empty Assault on Jesus
townhall.com
Commentary against an ABC News program devoted to the conspiracy theory found in the book "The Da Vinci Code."
Who Was Jesus?
doesgodexist.org
A critique of unorthodox and bizarre theories regarding Jesus.
Was Jesus married?
wnd.com
Hal Lindsey answers the blasphemous accusations made by ABC News.
Blackballing Scripture: Scholarship Takes a Beading
gty.org
Exposes the politically correct skeptics and self-proclaimed Jesus experts of the so-called Jesus Seminar.
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