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QUESTION:

In your debates with James White and Dan Wallace, you argued that we cannot know what the original autographs of the NT said because we don’t have the originals. In your debate with James White, you even commented that the 2nd or 3rd copier of the text of Mark could have radically altered the text so that the way it came down to us is radically different than the autographs. You’ve argued that this is the case even for classical writings or any textual document from antiquity. Now, i...

QUESTION:

In your debates with James White and Dan Wallace, you argued that we cannot know what the original autographs of the NT said because we don’t have the originals. In your debate with James White, you even commented that the 2nd or 3rd copier of the text of Mark could have radically altered the text so that the way it came down to us is radically different than the autographs. You’ve argued that this is the case even for classical writings or any textual document from antiquity. Now, i...

I am pleased to be able to announce that a conference will be held this summer that looks to be outrageously fun and interesting. It will be at King’s College, London. And it will be on the Life of Brian and the Historical Jesus. I have been asked to give one of the papers, and how could I refuse! I’m going to have to cut short a family vacation in France, but there’s no way I’m missing this. Here’s the publicity for it.

Jesus and Brian

Or: What have the Pythons done for Us?

A Biblical Studies...

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March 16, 2012

02:22:00

In the book DID JESUS EXIST? Bart Ehrman confronts these questions, vigorously defends the historicity of Jesus, and provides a compelling portrait of the man from Nazareth.



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April 25th, 2009
00:19:05

Free Thought Radio. HostDan Barker and Annie Laurie Gaylor is joined by Bart Ehrman for a discussion on the apparent contradictions found in the New Testament. Referencing book: "Jesus, Interrupted"



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First Family Church hosts Dr. Bart Ehrmann and Dr. Craig Evans to debate the topic: "Does the New Testament Misquote Jesus?" Seven critical questions with each participant providing their...