Posted on 10/11/2026 8:50:05 AM PDT by Twotone
Can we still see evidence of the Bible today? Biblical archaeology uncovers ancient objects that help connect the people and the events of the Bible to the real world. Join Dinesh D’Souza on a thrilling journey through thousands of years of biblical history, available as a full-length documentary or a 12-part series.
(Excerpt) Read more at prageru.com ...
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Worth watching. I watched the episode about David. Very interesting.
I thought one had to pay to watch these, so I typed the title on Amazon Prime and got videos about the Rolling Stones. lol. Anyway, thanks for bringing this series to our attention. I will definitely watch.
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The Bible is one of the founding documents of our civilization, which includes a historical account of Jews and Christians. If the Bible describes real people and events, it should belong to students of history as well as people of faith.
But can the reality of the Bible be seen today? Enter biblical archaeology, which uncovers ancient objects and connects them to the people and events described in the Bible.
Join Dinesh D'Souza on a journey through biblical history, from the era of the patriarchs to the early Christian movement. Learn whether archaeology confirms the Bible—and whether a single significant discovery contradicts it. The story continues in his companion book, The Stones Cry Out, which explores the discoveries behind the documentary.The Stones Cry Out | 2:06:43 | September 30, 2026
Thanks for posting I was just watching the video
The Sodom & Gomorrah episode focuses on an impact hypothesis. The Tell el-Hammam keyword, sorted:
Bkmk
Perhaps the most spontaneous and musically innovative piece the Stones ever did.
Even Jagger admits it hasn’t been repeated.
"The Stones! I love the Stones! I can't believe they're still doing it after all these years ... Fred and Barney." - Steven Wright
Also interesting is the title the Stones Cry out. It was the response from Jesus to the Pharisees as he came down the Mount of Olives on His Triumphal Entry.
Prager U has been accused of being a Christian Nationalist organization. They do emphasize Judeo-Christian values but calling them Christian nationalist? People really are reaching for something to make an argument. Facts don’t work - just go to feelings (the deceit of the heart)
Thanks for posting those links!
Bkmk
What?!? What about “Turd on the Run”?!? 😀
My pleasure!
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