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Well, that's a bit problematic when considering the origins of the book, but I think I better dip out of this conversation here and now. If anyone is curious w
by xigency 2y ago
Well, that's a bit problematic when considering the origins of the book, but I think I better dip out of this conversation here and now.
If anyone is curious what resources led me to this conclusion, I would recommend reading "Jesus Before the Gospels" by Bart D. Ehrman. He is much better versed on the subject and also has some great talks online.
- svieira 2y agoI'm curious, have you also read "The Case for Christ" by Lee Stroebel?
- DHPersonal 2y agoBart is a scholar, Lee is an apologist. The two aren't even attempting to make the same case nor are they necessarily speaking to the same type of audience.
- xigency 2y agoI won't deny that religion has been beneficial to my life in certain respects, but at the same time, I would be burying my talents if I gave up my rational skeptical side. I'll add it to my reading list for when I need an alternate opinion.