For over a decade, Dr. Benjamin Shaw has been collaborating with Dr. Gary R. Habermas, conducting and publishing philosophical, historical, and theological research. Dr. Shaw is president of CORE apologetics, where his responsibilities include ministering to people who have questions about Christianity whether they are disciples, doubters, or skeptics. Dr. Shaw has authored or co-authored […]
For over a decade, Dr. Benjamin Shaw has been collaborating with Dr. Gary R. Habermas, conducting and publishing philosophical, historical, and theological research. Dr. Shaw is president of CORE apologetics, where his responsibilities include ministering to people who have questions about Christianity whether they are disciples, doubters, or skeptics. Dr. Shaw has authored or co-authored over two dozen publications and given presentations at numerous conferences and universities. He has also taught at Liberty University and Colorado Christian University. Currently, Dr. Shaw is working on a book manuscript about New Testament reliability with InterVarsity Press, titled Trustworthy: Thirteen Arguments for the Reliability of the New Testament.
For over a decade, Dr. Benjamin Shaw has been collaborating with Dr. Gary R. Habermas, conducting and publishing philosophical, historical, and theological research. Dr. Shaw is president of CORE apologetics, where his responsibilities include ministering to people who have questions about Christianity whether they are disciples, doubters, or skeptics. Dr. Shaw has authored or co-authored over two dozen publications and given presentations at numerous conferences and universities. He has also taught at Liberty University and Colorado Christian University. Currently, Dr. Shaw is working on a book manuscript about New Testament reliability with InterVarsity Press, titled Trustworthy: Thirteen Arguments for the Reliability of the New Testament.
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