Sorting by

×
Skip to content
Engaging Discussions about Early Christianity
  • Join Now!
  • Login
  • Account
The Bart Ehrman Blog Logo The Bart Ehrman Blog Logo The Bart Ehrman Blog Logo
  • Join!
  • Recent Posts
  • Forum
  • About Blog
    • Overview
    • Charities We Support
  • About Bart
    • About Dr. Bart Ehrman
    • Question for Bart?
    • Facebook Page
    • Bart’s Main Website
    • Speaking Schedule
    • Bart’s Books
    • Great Courses
    • YouTube Channel
    • Twitter Feed
  • Help
    • Support FAQ
    • Contact Support
My Profileadmin2025-06-30T19:56:23-04:00
settings
person About
create Posts
comment Comments
Acts 20:35 It is more blessed to give than to receive Proverbs 13:7 There is he that maketh himself rich,…
On What Do You Really Want in Life? And How is that Related to Altruism?
I guess I would argue it’s implicit, as Jesus (AS) never explicitly say he is and Pilate says there is…
On Another Reason for Thinking Jesus Called Himself the Messiah
I heard read in a Catholic church today Revelation 11:4-12. (By the way, the preacher implied that the Fourth Gospel…
On My New View of the Book of Revelation
Sorry, I keep saying pastorals when I should be saying Catholic epistles. I'm told that Erich Klostermann in 1905 argued…
On A Writing of Peter that *Barely* Got Into the New Testament
I guess I’m just wondering how some theologians square the two.
On Intriguing Questions and Attempted Answers!
Another top-notch post Bart. Love your enthusiasm for and understanding of ancient philosophy. Thanks for pointing out that 'logos' means…
On Does this World Make Any Sense? The Ancient Stoics
But as a young whipper-snapper bad-ass logician you did present some very convincing evidence that Didymus considered 2 Peter to…
On A Writing of Peter that *Barely* Got Into the New Testament
Eudaimonia or happiness or however you wish to describe this sort of contentedness is, to me, decidedly not a desire…
On How Can We Be Happy? An Age-Old Question.
I think helping others is enlightened self-interest. A straightforward example is disease. We should strive for everyone to have good…
On How I Begin My Book on Jesus, Ethics, and Altruism
Hey Jen! Side note I never saw the link come through for the previous Golsld Q&A is it possible to…
On December 2024 Gold Q&A – Get Your Questions Answered!
See More Comments

Stripe Credit Card Donation

No Account Required

Credit and Debit Cards Processed: Visa, MasterCard, Maestro, AmericanExpress, Diners Club, JCB, UnionPay, ApplePay, and GooglePay.

Processing ...

Paypal Donations

Since April 2012, this blog has raised over $1,000,000 for charity. You can help too! Any one-time donation to the Bart Ehrman Foundation helps conquer hunger and homelessness. The optional form on the right allows recurring donations! Please Note: These free will donations are not counted toward membership fees.

Paypal Recurring Donations

Schedule recurring donations to Bart's foundation using the form below.
Copyright 2021 The Bart Ehrman Blog   |  By Artios Media  |  Privacy & GDRP  |  WCAG 2.1 Compliant  |  
The Bart Ehrman Blog is a service of the BART EHRMAN FOUNDATION, a 501(c)(3). Donations are tax-deductible.
FacebookXYouTubeRssLinkedIn
Page load link
Go to Top