It’s disappointing that apologists Sean McDowell and Dominick Hernandez, in their YouTube video “Did the Bible Get David and Goliath Wrong? (Textual Criticism Deep Dive)” (1/30/2026), repeat the same shallow and misleading approach critiqued in my article, apparently aimed at reassuring rather than informing their audience. By beginning from the presupposition of biblical inerrancy, they present an apologetic framing in place of a genuinely open and critical analysis of the evidence.
It’s disappointing that apologists Sean McDowell and Dominick Hernandez, in their YouTube video “Did the Bible Get David and Goliath Wrong? (Textual Criticism Deep Dive)” (1/30/2026), repeat the same shallow and misleading approach critiqued in my article, apparently aimed at reassuring rather than informing their audience. By beginning from the presupposition of biblical inerrancy, they present an apologetic framing in place of a genuinely open and critical analysis of the evidence.