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Confiable: Trece razones para confiar en el Nuevo Testamento (Trustworthy: Thirteen Arguments for the Reliability of the New Testament)

Benjamin C.F. Shaw, Jes·s Escudero Nava & Gary R. Habermas
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  • ISBN: 1514016281, 9781514016282
  • Published: 2026
  • Format: Paperback
  • Publisher: IVP Espanol

¿Cómo sabemos que el Nuevo Testamento es confiable?

Es una cuestión importante, pero los debates sobre si el Nuevo Testamento es históricamente exacto pueden ser tediosos y abrumadores. Queremos tener la certeza de que los relatos del Nuevo Testamento son verdaderos y dignos de confianza, pero las discusiones académicas sobre la autenticidad de los eventos narrados en las Escrituras pueden resultar difíciles de abordar.

Benjamin Shaw ofrece la introducción clara que necesitábamos para comprender la fiabilidad histórica del Nuevo Testamento. En su libro Confiable, realiza un repaso sistemático de los temas clave relacionados con la confiabilidad del Nuevo Testamento y proporciona orientación para quienes se inician en la exploración de las evidencias. Con capítulos breves y directos al punto, equipa al lector para responder a las preguntas difíciles que surgen al hablar sobre la credibilidad del Nuevo Testamento.

Abordando una amplia variedad de evidencias —incluyendo la arqueología, la autoría, la crítica textual y las fuentes no cristianas— Shaw guía al lector a través de los temas académicos esenciales relacionados con la confiabilidad del Nuevo Testamento. Esta es la verdad: podemos confiar en el Nuevo Testamento no solo por su exactitud histórica, sino también como guía para la vida.

How can we be sure the New Testament is trustworthy?

It's an important question yet debates about its historical accuracy often feel overwhelming and difficult to engage with. We want to be confident that the New Testament’s accounts are true and reliable, but scholarly discussions around the authenticity of the events recounted in Scripture can be challenging to navigate.

In Trustworthy Ben Shaw provides the clear introduction we've needed for understanding the New Testament's historical reliability. In this book Shaw systematically surveys key issues related to New Testament reliability and provides guidance for those setting out to explore the evidence.

Concise, to-the-pointchapters equip readers to answer the challenging questions we encounter when discussing the credibility of the New Testament. Addressing a wide variety of evidence, Shaw leads readers through the key scholarly topics related to New Testament reliability. The book also includes thoughtful recommendations for further reading for readers who want to explore various topics in depth, as well as helpful charts and figures.

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About the Author

Benjamin C.F. Shaw, Jes·s Escudero Nava & Gary R. Habermas

Benjamin C. F. Shaw (PhD, Liberty) is president of Core Apologetics. He also serves as adjunct professor of theology at Liberty University and affiliate faculty member of Colorado Christian University. He has been working with Dr. Gary R. Habermas for over a decade to collaborate in philosophical, historical, and theological research and publishing.

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