Dinesh D’Souza’s "The Stones Cry Out" lands squarely in today’s cultural tension between doubt and discovery. At a time when skepticism toward Scripture feels almost routine, D’Souza turns to something steady and stubbornly factual: biblical archaeology. His premise is straightforward. If the Bible is true, the physical world should testify...
Dinesh D’Souza’s “The Stones Cry Out” lands squarely in today’s cultural tension between doubt and discovery. At a time when skepticism toward Scripture feels almost routine, D’Souza turns to something steady and stubbornly factual: biblical archaeology. His premise is straightforward. If the Bible is true, the physical world should testify…
