Christianity True or False is an event designed to nurture a conversation about the Christian faith.

Whether you are a faithful follower of the teachings and person of Christ, or if you a spiritual seeker considering Jesus’ claims, or if you are skeptical of religion altogether – this event is for you!

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On March 28 at 7PM in the Red Barn we will bring the conversation onto the campus of the University of Louisville.  Dr. Timothy Paul Jones will discuss the historical basis for Christianity and then open up the floor for an extended time of Q&A.  Dr. Jones is a prolific author. Among his many books, he recently has written a rebuttal of Dr. Bart Ehrman’s book “Misquoting Truth.”  He was even invited to visit the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Where Ehrman teaches) to present his case for the historical reliability of the gospels.

Dr. Jones is currently writing another rebuttal to a well known atheist author’s forthcoming book. Both books will release around Easter. Dr. Jones will share more details regarding his current book project at the event.

We will begin the evening with free pizza. Once the program begins we will give Dr. Jones 30 minutes for his presentation and then open the floor for 30 minutes of Q&A.

Please make sure to sign up on the Facebook event page so we can prepare for your visit.

About our speaker:

Timothy Paul Jones has authored, coauthored, or edited more than a dozen books, including Conspiracies and the Cross, Misquoting Truth, Christian History Made Easy, and the CBA bestseller The Da Vinci Codebreaker. After fourteen years in vocational ministry, Timothy now serves as Assistant Professor of Leadership and Church Ministry at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. In addition receiving the Bachelor of Arts in biblical studies from Manhattan Christian College and the Master of Divinity from Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Timothy has earned the Doctor of Philosophy from Southern Seminary. His academic research has earned the Scholastic Recognition Award from the North American Professors of Christian Education as well as the Baker Book House Award for theological studies. Timothy, his wife Rayann, and their daughter Hannah reside in the city of St. Matthews in Louisville, Kentucky.