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Bart Ehrman’s God’s Problem
I bought Bart Ehrman’s God’s Problem on the strength of reading his Misquoting Jesus, and I wasn’t disappointed. There are three things about Ehrman’s writing that help me sit up and listen to what he… more →
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God’s Problem or Dr. Ehrman’s Problem
papapound wrote 1 month ago: Jesus Interrupted, page 19 “Yet it was the problem of suffering, not a historical approach to the Bi … more →
God's Problem (book review)
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The Charismanglican wrote 4 months ago: Bart D. Ehrman was an evangelical pastor who became an agnostic. He teaches Early Christian History … more →
Ok, so, I apparently forgot how to blog for a week. Nice. My apologies.
Jordan wrote 8 months ago: Spent some time at Barnes & Noble Friday night. I had just finished eating a late lunch/early di … more →
Not Yours ... Not Mine
Mibman wrote 9 months ago: Release your grasp. Let it go. Spiritual gravity kicks in. Watch it drop. It is no longer yours. … more →
bart ehrman's new book
bkingr wrote 11 months ago: Bart Ehrman has written a new book and Methodist bishop William H Willimon takes it down with style … more →
Bart Ehrman about his book "God's Problem"
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Andy D. wrote 1 year ago: The Problem of Suffering. … more →
Bart Ehrman’s God’s Problem
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athinkingman wrote 1 year ago: I bought Bart Ehrman’s God’s Problem on the strength of reading his Misquoting Jesus, and I wasn’t d … more →
God's Problem (Theodicy)
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C. Eric Bäck wrote 1 year ago: Somewhere way back when, I took a comparative religion course and it was interesting. Mostly, it foc … more →
The Danger of a 'Merely' Intellectual Gospel
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Adam J. Coffman wrote 1 year ago: I recently completed a course at my seminary titled ‘Special Topics in Ancient Christianit … more →
Bart Ehrman, Questioning Religion on Why We Suffer (NPR)
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The de-Convert wrote 1 year ago: It’s one of the oldest faith questions: If there’s an all-powerful and loving God, why d … more →
