Episode Title: Was Christianity Borrowed from Myth?
Description: Skeptics often claim that the story of Jesus was copied from ancient myths—echoes of dying-and-rising gods, pagan festivals, or legendary heroes. But does the evidence actually support that claim?
In this episode of PodQuest, Pastor Kip explores the parallels, the differences, and the historical reality behind Christianity’s foundations. We’ll look at whether the Gospel accounts are recycled myths—or whether they stand apart as something completely new and world-changing.
Join the conversation, wrestle with the hard questions, and discover why Christianity didn’t just borrow from myth—it broke the mold.
🎧 Listen now and share the journey.
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