The Gospels are NOT what Christians think

Gnostic Informant, @Bart D. Ehrman, 7/18/22; Sheldon S., Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

The Gospels are NOT what Christians THINK

(Gnostic Informant) LINK FOR COURSE: gnosticinformant--ehrman.thri... Join in for Part 2 of the new "How Scholars Read the Bible" series, eight 30-minute lessons from Bible scholar Dr. Bart Ehrman (Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill). It's an online course. Live recordings were made on August 6th and 7th. The online course will be ready in September.

Genesis, white Jesus, and debating the resurrection (with Dr. Bart Ehrman)

(TheThinkingAtheist) March 29, 2022. Prof. Bart Ehrman is a New Testament scholar, author, and educator. In advance of his upcoming debate with Christian apologist Dr. Mike Licona, he talks about the Bible, Christ, and the April 9th online debate: "Did the Resurrection of Jesus Really Happen?" Genesis course: bit.ly/3pyXovK. Prof. Ehrman's website: bartehrman.com. Dr. Ehrman's blog: ehrmanblog.org.

All Stories About Jesus: The New Testament Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John provide us with virtually all our knowledge of what Jesus said and did. gnosticinformant--ehrman...

His birth in Bethlehem to the "Virgin" Mary, his baptism by John the Baptist, his miracles of healing and casting out demons, his Sermon on the Mount, all his Zen-like parables, his triumphant entry, and Last Supper (Passover seder), his trial and crucifixion, his resurrection on the third day. The historian wants to know: Can we corroborate these accounts? Are they historically reliable? Are some of them based on myth and legend? #BartEhrman #GnosticInformant #Gospels