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Tag Archives: criticism
Review: “Jesus, Interrupted”
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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Tagged Bart Ehrman, bible, criticism, historical, interrupted, Jesus, review, scripture
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More Bart Ehrman, Interrupted
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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Tagged atheism, bart, Ben Witherington, bible, Christianity, criticism, ehrman, interrupted, Jesus, review
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