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Dr. Ehrman, I have some questions. Barnabas was known as who? They (Barnabas) used to drink and talk about God?…
On What is the Book of Acts About?
How to identify "the true church" based on Matthew and Acts: Instruction to obey the entire Torah in accordance with…
On What is the Book of Acts About?
All 4 Gospels hint at doubt among the disciples (Matthew states it explicitly). Do you think Acts 1:3 is continuing…
On What is the Book of Acts About?
Hi bart Some chrsitans have said that the gospels cannot be fake because peter or james could rebuke the false…
On What is the Book of Acts About?
Just a minor point, and I will get asked this: In Luke 1:2, he uses 'παρέδοσαν'. and in Acts 6:16…
On The Comparative Method and Luke
Thank you for the reply! That all makes sense. And yes, even as I typed the comment I was thinking.…
On Facts Hidden Among the Legends of the Apostle Paul?
Dr. Ehrman (BDEhrman) I was wondering about Romans 3:19. I've heard people saying that since it talks to "those under…
On Paul’s Importance in Early Christianity?
Many thanks. I may come back if that's OK. This is really interesting stuff.
On The Comparative Method and Luke
Hello again Bart, I enjoyed very much the talk you had with Emma Thorne. What books did you use for…
On Is There Any Point Doing a Public Debate?
Do you have a book on the impractical teachings of Jesus? What's it called?
On Paul’s Letter to the … Laodiceans? Long Thought to be Part of the New Testament!
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