The Tenpenny Files with Daniel Buttafuoco

Christianity has survived empires, persecution, imprisonment, public executions, and two thousand years of relentless scrutiny. Yet today, some of the toughest challenges to the faith aren’t happening in hostile governments or distant nations. They’re happening in classrooms, on college campuses, and in ordinary conversations where many believers discover they cannot answer the most basic questions about what they claim to believe.

Daniel Buttafuoco has spent his career building cases from evidence. As one of the nation’s most successful trial lawyers and the author of Unapologetic: Clear Answers to Tough Bible Questions, he approaches Christianity through a lens that many churches rarely emphasize anymore: testimony, credibility, historical evidence, and the ability of a claim to withstand examination.

In this conversation with Dr. Sherri Tenpenny, Daniel explains why the rapid spread of Christianity makes little sense if the resurrection never happened. He examines the historical reliability of the Gospels, the preservation of biblical manuscripts, the importance of Old Testament prophecy, and the questions that continue to challenge believers and skeptics alike.

The discussion also confronts a growing problem inside modern Christianity. Entire generations have been taught Bible stories, yet many have never been equipped to defend their faith when it is challenged. Daniel argues that Christianity was never meant to survive on emotion alone. It was built on events, witnesses, evidence, and truth claims that can be examined.

His book goes much deeper into these arguments than any single interview can cover. This conversation provides the foundation.

Because the questions aren’t going away.

And neither is the need to answer them.

Meet our Guest

Daniel T. Buttafuoco, Esq., B.A., J.D., M.A. (Theology), is a nationally recognized trial lawyer, founder of the Historical Bible Society, and author of Unapologetic. He has won some of the largest personal injury settlements in New York history and is known for presenting complex evidence clearly and persuasively before juries. Through his writing, speaking, and biblical research, he applies those same courtroom skills to questions of faith, history, Scripture, and Christianity.

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unapologeticbook.com