In The Bible Can Be Proven, Vince Latorre reveals biblical and scientific realities so many of us do not know. He merges historical facts and scriptural commentary, letting faith and reason work together. This book unlocks mysteries that Christ’s followers need to know and those, who question Scripture, are seeking to learn.
— Chris Maxwell, Emmanuel College Spiritual Life Director, Pastor, Speaker, and author
Categories
- Bible "Contradictions"
- Bible Difficulties-Old Testament Law
- Biblical Archaeology
- Design below the surface of the Bible text
- How the Bible was written
- Manuscript Evidence
- Messianic Prophecy
- Prophecy as proof of Divine inspiration
- Prophecy of People and Places
- Resurrection
- Science and the Bible
- Scientific Foreknowledge in the Bible
- The "Bible Codes"
- The Bible Proven Blog
- The Canon
- The Numerical design of Scripture
- Tough Questions
- Types and Shadows-Evidence of the Divine Fingerprint
- Uniqueness of the Bible
About Vince
As a young boy, author Vincent Latorre always had an inquisitive nature. He immediately wanted the answers to questions such as “Is there a God?” “How did I get here?” “How was the world and universe created?” His search for answers to these questions led him to a personal encounter with Christ at age nine or ten. As his faith grew, his desire to analytically research and validate the Word of God intensified.
Latorre spent many hours in libraries and bookstores sifting through more than 200 books and hundreds of articles on science, Bible textual criticism, and theology. As he researched these, the author began to see the powerful scientific evidence for creation as well as the evidence for the historical reliability of the Bible. . In his latest book, The Bible Can Be Proven, Vince Latorre shares the results of his research to strengthen believers and inform honest seekers.
Latorre is presently an accountant in a government agency, has taught Sunday School and Bible Studies for many years, and is also certified as a Lay Speaker formerly in the United Methodist Church. He currently attends St. Andrews Anglican Church in Syracuse, NY, and has a speaking ministry, speaking to students at high school and adult levels in many churches, colleges, and at conferences.