Reconstructing Faith on a Firm Foundation
For skeptics, doubters, and anyone rebuilding their faith
1. Testing Bible Prophecy Against History
At Extraordinary Evidence, we put Bible prophecy next to documented history and compare the two. The Bible's prophecies aren't vague or mystical - they describe real events you can look up: the fall of Jerusalem, the first Jewish-Roman war, the rise of God's kingdom. If you're rethinking your faith, this is a place to start: evidence you can check, not claims you have to take on faith.
2. Real Evidence, Not Blind Faith
We're building the case for Christianity from the ground up. Prophecy lines up with history - ancient texts on one side, historians like Josephus on the other. When the two agree, that's worth taking seriously, whether you're a skeptic or a believer looking for firmer footing.
3. Evidence That Doesn't Start With the Gospels
Skeptics often question the Gospels first. So we start somewhere else: Old Testament prophecies, and where history says they landed. If the older prophecies check out, that's a reason to take the rest seriously too - and it gives believers solid ground when talking with skeptics.