What about a third option: What if this talk about "faith" and "works" actually originates from the historical James, and…
On Scribes Who Changed Their Texts on Purpose
Dr. Ehrman, on December 14, you wrote that John 1:18, “originally spoke of the MONOGENHS UIOS (the unique son) who…
On How Do You Translate the Bible? My Work for the New Revised Standard Version Committee
1] I don't follow your logic. It seems like taking your approach one could conclude just the opposite, that the…
On Was Cephas Peter? The Rest of the Argument
Interesting! How then can you rule out the possibility that the earliest manuscripts actually were entitled "Matthew," "Mark," "Luke," or…
On Did Luke’s Gospel Originally Contain a Virgin Birth?
It seeems archaelogists have identifed quarries that the people of Nazareth may have supported. I'm wondering if the idea of…
On Nazareth in the Time of Jesus: the Archaeological Record
I am reading that archaelogists suggest that the residents of Nazareth in the time of Jesus were conservative Jews, to…
On Nazareth in the Time of Jesus: the Archaeological Record
Dr Ehrman, among the early Christians, or among any of the apocryphal gospels, did any group/writer ever consider Mary (the…
On An Apocryphal Story of Mary’s Conception of Jesus
I have watched a LOT of your videos, you OPENLY laugh and SCOFF at those who claim the bible is…
On How Did Early Christians Make Unorthodox Texts Seem Orthodox?
Ignoring the problems raised from accepting the traditional authorship what made people come up with the idea that Matthew was…
On Nazareth in the Time of Jesus: the Archaeological Record
I don't think we should ever confuse the unknown with the unknowable. Whatever the language, it scares me when people…
On Some of the Difficulties in Understanding Gnosticism