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Bestselling author Dinesh D’Souza releases new book revealing archeological evidence supporting the Bible

July 9, 2026 · 1 min read

The Stones Cry Out examines recent biblical archaeological finds related to Old and New Testament events, people and places.

Dinesh D’Souza proves historical reliability of the Bible by comparing biblical accounts and found artifacts.

New findings support arguments for the Bible as a trusted historical document among growing skeptic debate.

HOUSTON — As archaeological discoveries continue to emerge from the Middle East, bestselling author, podcaster and award-winning filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza examines these findings to prove the truth of God’s Word in his new title, The Stones Cry Out: Biblical Archeology, Prophecy and the Last Days ( Charisma House , October 13, 2026).

Inspired by a trip to Israel in 2022, D’Souza spent three years researching and visiting numerous excavation sites across the biblical world. In The Stones Cry Out, he presents evidence which vindicates the Bible and provides clarity to skeptics and those exploring Christianity.

“I have come away from reading, reflecting and studying with the exhilarating recognition that the events and people of the Bible are real,” said D’Souza. “It’s all true. What I previously accepted on faith…

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Marija Stojanović
Interestingly, I'm really interested in what D'Souza specifically found on those excavations in Israel in 2022. When he says that everything is real and that he previously believed only on faith, that's close to me - I like it when archeology confirms what we already know from the Bible.
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