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Having constraints on how quickly and how effectively he can create conditions that are suitable to his purposes
It is arguably as of high quality as the age of reason by thomas paine
Quotes are never made up or misattributed
You can feel the cheapness of the paper and mine is already turning yellow
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Billions of people have done that – categorizing as the infallible word of god a book obviously burdened with the flaws of huma... Read More
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Ill give him credit where credit is do for pointing out potential problems but erhman is the agnostic equivalent to atheist ric... Read More
As ehrman states the victorious christian sect “acquired more converts than any of the others eventually stamped out all of its... Read More
Making matters worse ehrman relies on other hypothetical sources namely m and l for alleged sources used for matthew and luke
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There is no biblical message except maybe try to be nice
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This was an interesting read for sure
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Not to mention a book i read during bible college called “reading backwards” by richard b
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Hays that contradicts bart’s idea that the authors of matthew mark and luke did not believe jesus was god
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I have a degree in theology and tabor bible college did not shy away from teaching me that the trinity is not in the bible the resurrection stories don’t agree about the details we don’t know the original authors of most books of the bible etc
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I think the material that felt newest to me was bart’s sceptical views of the gospels
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Bart explained that from a historical viewpoint the resurrection is “virtually impossible” and that it takes faith to believe in the resurrection justin brierly argues differently in his book “unbelievable”
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