
Dr. Frank Turek interviews Dinesh D'Souza about the intersection of biblical archaeology and historical accounts in the Bible.
For centuries, skeptics have argued that parts of the Bible are legend, exaggeration, or history written long after the fact. But what happens when archaeologists start finding the names, places, civilizations, and events recorded in Scripture--do those same skeptics ever change their minds? This week, author, filmmaker, and scholar, Dinesh D'Souza, joins Frank to reveal what sparked his fascination with biblical archaeology and inspired his new book, 'The Stones Cry Out'. Together, they trace the archaeological evidence through the biblical timeline, from the world of Abraham and ancient Israel to King David, the New Testament, and discoveries involving people who once existed only on the pages of Scripture. During their conversation, Frank and Dinesh investigate questions like: What first got Dinesh interested in biblical archaeology, and what's so special about Jerusalem? How is modern archaeology corroborating the Bible, and why are both pastors and archaeologists hesitant to talk about it? Has archaeology ever uncovered anything that contradicts the Bible? What are archaeological minimalists, and how did evidence for King David challenge their skeptical theories? How is it…
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