I personally didn't hear the first part (didn't realize this was a second part), but I would probably point you to his podcast for a previous episode listing.
James White's part 3 of the critique of the Infidel Guy's discussion with Bart Ehrman can be found here. The discussion resumes at about the 27-minute mark. Enjoy.
I really enjoyed all 3 parts! I was amazed at how little the IG actually knows about NT scholarship!
My favorite part was when the IG asked Bart if anyone had ever taken all the available NT manuscripts and tried to make a Bible as close to those as possible! Ehrman's response- "I think that is what all of them try to do"- was priceless!
Thank you for posting this and keep up the good work!
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I enjoyed this very much. Do you have the first part to his critique as well?
I personally didn't hear the first part (didn't realize this was a second part), but I would probably point you to his podcast for a previous episode listing.
A second part of this critique can be found here.
Thanks! I love this blog. I look forward to getting home from school everyday so I can check it.
I am glad you like the blog.
As for the audio, this second part was a great listen.
James White's part 3 of the critique of the Infidel Guy's discussion with Bart Ehrman can be found here. The discussion resumes at about the 27-minute mark. Enjoy.
Brian,
I really enjoyed all 3 parts! I was amazed at how little the IG actually knows about NT scholarship!
My favorite part was when the IG asked Bart if anyone had ever taken all the available NT manuscripts and tried to make a Bible as close to those as possible! Ehrman's response- "I think that is what all of them try to do"- was priceless!
Thank you for posting this and keep up the good work!
Godspeed
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