James D.G. Dunn (Unity and Diversity in the New Testament) says that the Ebionite gospel omitted Matthew’s Nativity story because they were adoptionists, implying that their Christology was secondary, not the original. But couldn’t Matthew have added it?

Is there any truth to current claims that loads of Muslims are converting to Christianity after experiencing visions of Jesus?

How would you critique the liberal church today?

Was Philip the disciple an accountant or a math wizard? In John 6:5-7 he makes a lightning-fast calculation of the cost of enough food to feed the huge crowd. And how dare he contradict the Son of God by saying there wasn't enough food to feed the multitude?

How can the word ἔλεγεν be variously translated as: “said,” “had said,” “was saying,” “had been saying,”
“had already been saying,” etc?

Why didn't God kill Job's wife? Was it so that Job's wife could advise him to die?

In Mark 10:29,30, Jesus promises 100 mothers in this world to the one who gives up their mother to follow him. Why would someone want 100 mothers? In verse 29 Jesus mentions giving up one's father, but verse 30 omits fathers from the compensation promised in this world. Why? Mark's Jesus doesn't mention giving up one's spouses to follow him, and accordingly doesn't promise a 100-fold return in spouses. Jesus lists parents, siblings and offspring, and a couple of forms of property. This seems to parallel Job. What's the significance of omitting this class of property/family?

Are we to believe that the Philistines had the architectural know-how to build a temple that would support 3,000 people on the roof (Judges 16:27)?

What are some of the earliest Christian sects who disagreed with the doctrine of the trinity? What arguments did they give?