Kaitlyn Williamson’s Reviews > Can We Trust the Gospels? > Status Update

If you read this book and tell me the gospel aren’t true, you might be the most genius person on earth. Because I can’t think of any way to refute some of these points.

This book reminds me there is concrete evidence that the Gospel’s are real. The writers knew the variation of common names, the cultural customs, the languages, the finances, the plan life, the geography, and more of that time period. It seems inconceivable that anyone whom made up a story would get so many details right. It’s even more crazy that 4 writers would get the details right unless it is actually true.

Fascinating!

“Surely, the more widespread Christianity became, the harder it would have been for anyone to change its message and beliefs. This would have been particularly so if the Christians were paying a high price for their faith.” pg. 23