About Ben Shaw
Ben Shaw received his PhD from Liberty University. His focus was an integrated and interdisciplinary study of Jesus' resurrection. He has dozens of publications and an upcoming book on New Testament Reliability (2024). He is President of Core Apologetics as well as an Adjunct Professor at Liberty University and Colorado Christian University.
While at Liberty, Ben was able to work alongside Dr. Gary Habermas who is one of the world's leading experts on Jesus' resurrection. They have several publications together, including a co-edited book. Currently, they are working on completing Habermas' major four-volume series on Jesus' resurrection.
Craig Blomberg
"For an absolutely up-to-date and succinct introduction to a representative selection of key issues about New Testament trustworthiness, Shaw's little book is hard to top."
Darrell Bock
"Sometimes we need basic orientation to a topic. With as much debate about reliability as the New Testament generates, Trustworthy shows as a first step that there is good reason to be confident of the New Testament for many different reasons.
Jana Harmon
"Trustworthy proves to be an accessible guide toward building confidence in the biblical text. Step by step, Dr. Shaw lays out an easy-to-understand cumulative case for why and how the Bible can be trusted as a reliable source of information."
Randall Price
"His New Testament evidences are apologetic essentials, but his ability to communicate these on an entry level sets his work apart, making it accessible to both students and anyone with questions on why the New Testament can be a trustworthy guide for faith and practice."
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Popular Publications
Shaw, Benjamin C. F. “Jesus’ Resurrection: A Historical Investigation.” Master’s thesis, Liberty University, 2010.
Shaw, Benjamin. “Philosophy of History, Historical Jesus Studies, and Miracles: Three Roadblocks to Resurrection Research.” PhD Diss, Liberty University, 2020.
Habermas, Gary, Jonathan Kopel, and Benjamin C. F. Shaw. “Medical Views on the Death by Crucifixion of Jesus Christ.” Baylor University Medical Center Proceedings 34, no. 6 (July 30, 2021): 748–52.
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