Articles

About this Page

Patrick Narkinsky

Opposing the Christ-Myth

I don't like the Christ-Myth. I do not like it in a car I do not like it at a bar, I do not like it here or there I do not like it anywhere. I tried it tried it and I saw that deep inside it's only jaw. (Poetry is not one of my talents.)

• John 2:20 Dated to 28AD - This article shows that John 2:20 should be dated to no earlier than 28AD. This is incompatible with the Christ-Myth.
• The Jesus Mosaic - This is an earlier article I had written disputing the Christ-Myth in general and Earl Doherty in particular. While I stand behind the content of this article, I am in many ways unhappy with it. It was originally written for a school project and I was forced to bite of more than I could really chew in a ten page paper. Further, the professor imposed a crippled structure on the paper. Hey, I got my "A".

Other Topics

Occasionally, something gives me heartburn. When it does, I write about it.

• The "No True Scotsman Fallacy" Fallacy - skeptics have a favorite fallacy of their own invention. Here I examine this fallacy and show how it generally does not apply.
• Are the Gospels Hearsay? - This responds to another claim of the sophomore skeptic: the inappropriate denial of hearsay.

Other Authors

• Lightfoot: "Internal Evidence for the Authenticity and Genuineness of Saint John's Gospel." This document offers some of the best arguments I have yet seen published for the authenticity of the gospel of John. It was first published in 1893, and is unfortunately out of print. However, I have been working ontranscribing it and here offer it for the first time.