In the first reading (post published Feb 12, 2018) Dr. Ehrman shares the beginning of the first Chapter of his new book, the Triumph of Christianity.

In the second reading (post published Feb 17, 2015), Dr. Erhman writes about how numbers have been used in Scripture.

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In the first reading (post published Feb 4, 2018) Dr. Ehrman explains why he does not believe he is controversial but some critics think he is.

In the second reading (post published Feb 3, 2015), Dr. Erhman responds to a blog member who asks if Dr. Ehrman believes Jesus was later inserted by scribes into Paul’s original letters.

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In the first reading (post published Feb 1, 2018) Dr. Ehrman responds to conservative criticisms of his book Misquoting Jesus.

In the second reading (post published Feb 3, 2015), Dr. Erhman writes about how he first became involved with the Gospel of Judas following its discovery.

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In the first reading (post published Dec 17, 2017) Dr. Ehrman responds to a blog member’s question pertaining to how it is he can get so much accomplished.

In the second reading (post published Jan 14, 2014), Dr. Erhman provides evidence for why he believes Jesus was not married to Mary Magdalene.

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In the first reading (post published 1/15/18) Dr Ehrman points out a couple great perks you can get if you pre-order his new book, The Triumph of Christianity, How a Forbidden Religion Swept the World.

In the second reading (post published 1/16/13) Dr Erhman responds to a blog member’s question, whether he thinks Jesus was a great moral teacher.

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In the first reading (post published 1/13/18) Dr Ehrman asks for your help in identifying some of your favorite podcasts as his new book, the Triumph of Christianity, will be released next month.

In the second reading (post published 1/14/13) Dr. Ehrman discusses the inclusion of 1 John 5:7-8 (doctrine of the Trinity) in the King James Bible, as this passage is not found in early Greek manuscripts.

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In the first reading (post published Dec 31, 2017), Dr. Ehrman, takes a look back at the blog for 2017, and a look to the future.

In the second reading (post published Dec 17, 2012), Dr. Erhman points out differences in the genealogies contained in Matthew and Luke.

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In the first reading (published 12-11-17) Dr Ehrman discusses a challenge he received from a blog member to respond to NT Scholar Alan Garrow, who claimed that the author of Matthew used Luke when writing his Gospel.

In the second reading (published 12-31-13) Dr Erhman presents one of the most compelling arguments that Jesus preached an apocalyptic message during his ministry.

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In the first reading (post published Dec 23, 2017), Dr. Ehrman discusses his thoughts about calling the Christmas story a myth.

In the second reading (post published Dec 8, 2017), Dr. Erhman looks at ways to help the blog achieve its purpose.

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In the first reading (post published December 10, 2017), Dr. Ehrman addresses the Pope’s recent translation of the Lord’s Prayer.

In the second reading (post published December 24, 2014), Dr. Erhman demonstrates that the Virgin Birth story in Matthew and Luke are used by the writers to convey two different messages.

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