Being Careful About Being Given Into Fables and Guilt By Association in Apologetics
1 Timothy 1:4 says, "Neither give heed to fables and endless genealogies which minister questions rather than godly edifying which is in the faith do so." Truth is, Christians tend to spend more time reading books from a Christian bookstore rather than actually spending more time reading actual historical facts to verify the Bible. While it's good to know extra-Biblical events but make sure they come from a credible historian and not from some hodge podge history that you end up getting into nonsense. I remembered reading "The Two Babylons" by Alexander Hislop as of recent after having read "Babylon Religion" by David W. Daniels and the now out-of-print "Babylon Mystery Religion" by Ralph Woodrow who later released the book "The Babylonian Connection?". Though I am saddened by Woodrow's new book but I would like to admit that there are a lot of fallacies pointed out in "The Two Babylons" to which like the authors