Tag Archives: bible

Review: “Jesus, Interrupted”

Posted on May 12, 2009 by me

I was recently provided a review copy of Bart Ehrman’s latest book, Jesus, Interrupted.  I still don’t really understand how the title relates to the book, aside from Ehrman’s claim that the Gospel as we know it was not the … Continue reading →

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More Bart Ehrman, Interrupted

Posted on April 14, 2009 by me

I’ve been posting a bit about Bart Ehrman’s ridiculous book, Jesus, Interrupted, and linking to Ben Witherington‘s series (now up to part 4) examining Ehrman’s claims.  In post #4, BW writes, The early church, as we begin to see already … Continue reading →

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Bart Ehrman and the End of Reputable Scholarship

Posted on April 9, 2009 by me

Bart Ehrman is getting a whole lot of press lately (if blogs count as “press”).  Ehrman is a Bible Scholar who has recently written Jesus, Interrupted: Revealing the hidden contradictions in the Bible, where he points out various errors and … Continue reading →

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The critical analysis behind the Bible canon

Posted on February 1, 2009 by me

Eusebius was an early (263-339) Christian historian who eventually became Bishop of Caesarea, although his is more commonly known for his work on early church history.  His work has been exceptionally helpful in that he references a number of early … Continue reading →

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