Equipped To Be with Connie Albers: Christian Parenting, Homeschooling, and Family LifeCan Archaeology Confirm the Bible? Dinesh D'Souza on The Stones Cry Out - 328
What if some of the strongest evidence for the Bible's reliability has been buried beneath our feet for thousands of years?
We are living in a time when almost every foundational belief is being questioned. Scripture is no exception. People ask whether the people were real, whether the places existed, whether the events actually happened, and whether the Bible can be trusted as more than a collection of religious stories.
That is what makes my conversation with Dinesh D'Souza so fascinating.
Dinesh is a bestselling author, filmmaker, and cultural commentator whose newest book, The Stones Cry Out: Biblical Archaeology, Prophecy, and the Last Days, takes him into the world of biblical archaeology.
Instead of beginning only with theology, he asks a factual question: What does the physical evidence tell us?
Archaeological discoveries can take us into the ancient world of Scripture through inscriptions, ruins, pottery, seals, cities, manuscripts, and other artifacts that have survived for centuries.
And that raises an even bigger question.
If archaeology can shed light on what the Bible records about the past, what does that mean for how seriously we take what Scripture says about the present and the future?
In this episode of Equipped To Be, Dinesh and I explore the questions at the heart of The Stones Cry Out, the relationship between faith and evidence, biblical history, Israel, prophecy, and why these discoveries matter to Christians today.
This is not simply a conversation about ancient stones.
It is a conversation about whether the Bible we hold in our hands describes real people, real places, and real history, and why that matters to the way we live now.
Read the full show notes with links here: Can Archaeology Confirm the Bible? Dinesh D'Souza on The Stones Cry Out
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