Author and filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza joins this new episode of Real Talk to explore the biggest archaeological discoveries that he argues are increasingly corroborating the people, places, and historical details described in the Bible. From evidence associated with the high priest Caiaphas to the Pool of Siloam and the Tel Dan Stele's reference to the “House of David,” Dinesh explains why he believes the cumulative archaeological record presents a growing challenge to skeptics of the Bible's historicity. He also reflects on what he sees as the deeper significance of so many biblical discoveries emerging now, why the Bible remains foundational to Western civilization and why, in his words, “the stones are crying out.”

00:00 Dinesh D'Souza's Obsession with Biblical Archaeology 06:08 Is Archaeology Validating the Bible? 09:54 Archaeological Evidence from the Time of Jesus 13:49 The Dead Sea Scrolls & the Reliability of Scripture 18:42 Did Christianity Replace God's Promises to Israel? 24:49 The Pool of Siloam & Walking in the Footsteps of Jesus 29:26 Why Are Biblical Discoveries Accelerating? 31:02 The Archaeological Evidence for King David 37:30 Why Jerusalem Matters to Western Civilization 43:18 Jesus, the Jews & the Spiritual Battle of Our Time

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