The Bart Ehrman Blog: The History & Literature of Early Christianity is committed to exploring the most interesting and important aspects of the New Testament and early Christianity with readers who are not scholars in the field. No religious affiliation or educational background is required; the blog is open to everyone who is interested. Posts are written in accessible and easy-to-understand terms. Your entire membership fee – 100% – goes directly to charities helping those in need.

Here are some of the topics regularly discussed on the blog:
— The Historical Jesus
— The Gnostic Gospels
— How We Got the Bible
— The Life and Writings of Paul
— Persecutions of Early Christians
— The Revelation of John
— Who Wrote the Gospels?
— Heaven and Hell
— Sex and Sexuality in the Bible
— Judaism in Jesus’ Day
— Forgery in Antiquity
— Did Jesus Even Exist?
— The Hebrew Bible
— Women in Early Christianity
— Greco-Roman Religions and Culture
— History of Biblical Scholarship
— Early Christian Heresies
— Christian Apocrypha
— Proto-Orthodox Writers
— Jews and Christians in Antiquity
— Manuscripts of the New Testament










