About the Author
Gary Michuta
Gary Michuta is the author of Revolt against Reality: Fighting the Enemies of Sanity and Truth from the Serpent to the State, Hostile Witnesses: How the Enemies of the Church Prove Christianity, The Case for the Deuterocanon: Arguments and Evidence, Why Catholic Bibles Are Bigger, and several other apologetic works. Gary is an instructor of apologetics for Home School Connections and is the host of “Hands On Apologetics” on Virgin Most Powerful Radio.
What People Are Saying
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Gary Michuta has put together an extraordinary work that is sure to enrich every Christ-lover with its journey through the clarity of the faith and the shedding of common misconceptions. It should also be noted that the footnotes are a treasure trove waiting to be scoured. A must-own book!
William Albrecht
International Speaker, Debater, and Author at PatristicPillars.com
Gary Michuta will shame those who dismiss the Gospels as pious opinions unconcerned with historical reliability or eyewitness testimony. With great precision, he demonstrates how Jesus utilized time-tested rabbinic techniques to ensure that his disciples would have accurate recall of his teaching formatted for reliable transmission.
Al Kresta
President/CEO of Ave Maria Radio and Host of “Kresta in the Afternoon”
Michuta . . . shows that Christianity’s sacred texts are not mere fables or fabrications but reliable and accurate accounts of what Jesus said and did. I learned a lot from this book—I expect you will too.
Fr. Robert McTeigue, S.J.
Host of “The Catholic Current” and Author of Christendom Lost and Found and Real Philosophy for Real People
For far too long the Bible has been under attack from atheist skeptics and Protestant critics alike—and the Catholic Church has unfortunately imbibed much of it under the guise of scholarship. While there are few popular-level resources to help the faithful combat these attacks, Gary Michuta has given us a great one in The Gospel Truth.
Douglas M. Beaumont
Author of With One Accord: Affirming Catholic Teaching Using Protestant Principles
Gary Michuta has put together an extraordinary work that is sure to enrich every Christ-lover with its journey through the clarity of the faith and the shedding of common misconceptions. It should also be noted that the footnotes are a treasure trove waiting to be scoured. A must-own book!
William Albrecht
International Speaker, Debater, and Author at PatristicPillars.com
Gary Michuta will shame those who dismiss the Gospels as pious opinions unconcerned with historical reliability or eyewitness testimony. With great precision, he demonstrates how Jesus utilized time-tested rabbinic techniques to ensure that his disciples would have accurate recall of his teaching formatted for reliable transmission.
Al Kresta
President/CEO of Ave Maria Radio and Host of “Kresta in the Afternoon”
Michuta . . . shows that Christianity’s sacred texts are not mere fables or fabrications but reliable and accurate accounts of what Jesus said and did. I learned a lot from this book—I expect you will too.
Fr. Robert McTeigue, S.J.
Host of “The Catholic Current” and Author of Christendom Lost and Found and Real Philosophy for Real People
For far too long the Bible has been under attack from atheist skeptics and Protestant critics alike—and the Catholic Church has unfortunately imbibed much of it under the guise of scholarship. While there are few popular-level resources to help the faithful combat these attacks, Gary Michuta has given us a great one in The Gospel Truth.
Douglas M. Beaumont
Author of With One Accord: Affirming Catholic Teaching Using Protestant Principles
Gary Michuta has put together an extraordinary work that is sure to enrich every Christ-lover with its journey through the clarity of the faith and the shedding of common misconceptions. It should also be noted that the footnotes are a treasure trove waiting to be scoured. A must-own book!
William Albrecht
International Speaker, Debater, and Author at PatristicPillars.com
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