April 24th, 2010

Debunking an Afrocentric Claim

by Clinton Chisholm

This is my presentation at a forum in Barbados in 2008 where the moot was ‘Is African-Egyptian Religion the True Doctrinal Source of the Judaeo-Christian Faith?’. Discussants were Ras Dr. Ikael Tafari and Brother Neter affirming, and Dr. Winston Thompson and I countering the moot.
In our exchange this evening it is important to remember the value of supporting evidence for allegations made, in other words we all have to prove the assertions we make.…

April 6th, 2010

Price Reduction on All Downloadable File

by Clinton Chisholm

Take advantage of the price reduction on all downloadable files. Pay less and get immediate access to all the fantastic Educational Materials in The Chisholm Source Store. Choose from the available categories, Apologetics, Biblical & Doctrinal, Marriage & Sexual Issues. The price has been reduced from $4.00 to $2.00 each.…

March 2nd, 2010

Confession: Tiger Woods and Everyone

by Clinton Chisholm

Any adult person who cannot, at least, identify with Tiger Woods in his ongoing sex saga is abnormal, too old, too forgetful or ‘too lie’ (untruthful). I say this because even if one has never committed adultery—and remember there is physical as well as emotional adultery—one can still identify with the saga of desire for another to whom one does not belong.
Another dimension of this issue that is oft forgotten is that some of…

January 13th, 2010

Haiti’s Hour of Need

by Clinton Chisholm

In the wake of yesterday’s natural disaster in Haiti two instinctive responses are likely. All, I hope, will seek to find ways of helping to alleviate the suffering of our Haitian friends. Some Christians may begin to wonder about the devastating earthquake as a ‘sign’ or judgment from God. Let’s resist this second response and remember how Jesus countered a similar line of sloppy thinking re two incidents in Lk.13.1-5. The first incident: when he…

January 7th, 2010

The Documentary Hypothesis

by Clinton Chisholm

What was the nature of the academic landscape when the German scholar Julius Wellhausen proposed his late-date 4-source theory to explain how the Pentateuch (Genesis to Deuteronomy) came to be written/edited?  Was the hypothesis grounded in and informed by the related disciplines of Ancient Near Eastern (ANE) studies?
Veteran specialist in ANE archaeology and literatures, Kenneth Kitchen thinks not and points out the absence of material to work with in the late 19th century and…