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Going to be hard waiting a year for this to come out! One question: where did Christian asceticism come from?…
On The Fate of Jesus’ Ethics after His Death
An interesting article about this topic was written by P. Lampe. Professor of New Testament Studies, University of Heidelberg, Germany.…
On Our Commitment to Charity
I really appreciate this blog. Thank you! This is my first post. I have been quite intrigued by your planned…
On The Fate of Jesus’ Ethics after His Death
Professor Ehrman, I appreciate what you have done. But welfare was not rare or unknown in Roman world before Constantine.…
On Our Commitment to Charity
A better way I should have worded my question above is: How can Acts intend Paul saw Jesus' physical body…
On Was Cephas Peter? The Rest of the Argument
Hi Bart, Chris, Diane, et al: I tried to sign up for the course, but my order didn't go through;…
On Reminder: My Course on the Gospel of Matthew. This Weekend!
I am in some difficulty imagining Bart Ehrman in formal dress at a cruise dinner.
On I’m Going to the Greek Islands. Interested in Joining Me?
Sorry this is off topic. I recently ran across an article in the Smithsonian about the discovery in 2017 of…
On The Fate of Jesus’ Ethics after His Death
I look forward to this book!
On The Origins of Altruism: My Next Book as It Stands Now
"Again, I’d suggest you read some theology to find out." Why the eff would I read a bunch of really…
On How to Botch a Bible Translation (because of inclusive language)
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