The BBC and the Bible

Chris Sinkinson  |  Features  |  defending our faith
Date posted:  29 Mar 2025
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The BBC and the Bible

Hebrew Bible Experience on Floor 3 of Museum of the Bible Source: © Museum of the Bible, 2016

A new BBC podcast in their “Intrigue” series, called Word of God, deserves a listen – while critical of some Christian use of archaeology it also provides some useful lessons from which we can all learn.

It concerns the Museum of the Bible, in the USA. I have never been, and though the podcast highlights problems in its development, my enthusiasm to pay a visit sometime has not been dampened.

Opened in 2017, the museum quickly became an impressive repository for a range of artefacts related to Biblical history. As a beneficiary of financial backing from the owners of American craft store Hobby Lobby, it has been able to spend large sums acquiring significant items.

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