The Bible and The Quran: Comparing Their Historical Problems
- Does the Quran actually go back to Muhammad, and has it really been “perfectly preserved”?
- How do historians separate fact from fiction in the Gospels enshrined in the New Testament?
- Are Quranic stories historical and scientific or do they contain elements of myth and legend? Did the historical Muhammad really exist?
- To what extent are acts of intolerance, hatred, and violence rooted in the Bible, and is the Bible itself to be blamed, in whole or in part, for perpetuating such behaviors?
- Is there something unique or inherent to Islam – its scripture, its founding moment, and its historical experience – that predisposes it to hatred, intolerance, and violence?
About Your Instructors
Bart D. Ehrman is a professor of religious studies at the University of North Carolina. He has written or edited thirty-four books, including six New York Times bestsellers: How Jesus Became God, Misquoting Jesus, Jesus Interrupted, and Forged.
Javad T. Hashmi is a Ph.D. candidate in the Study of Religion (Islamic Studies) at Harvard University, specializing in Quranic Studies, Islamic origins, and the historical Muhammad. He has earned Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Arabic & Islamic Studies from UC Berkeley and Harvard, respectively. His doctoral dissertation focuses on the ethics of war and peace in the Quran and during the lifetime of the historical Muhammad. Dr. Hashmi is also a board-certified emergency physician and was formerly a Fellow of Medical Ethics at Harvard Medical School, specializing in Islamic (bio)ethics.
May 4th Lectures Start 12pm EDT:
Lecture 1: The New Testament: Do We Have the Original Text?
Lecture 2: The Quran: Do We Have the Original Text?
Lecture 3: The New Testament: How Much History? How Much Story?
Lecture 4: The Quran: How Much History? How Much Story?
May 5th Lectures Start 1pm EDT:
Lecture 5: Misquoting Jesus: Separating the Jesus of History from the Christ of Faith
Lecture 6: Misquoting Muhammad: Separating the Muhammad of History from the Prophet of Faith
Lecture 7: A History of Hatred, Intolerance, and Violence: Is the Bible to Blame?
Lecture 8: A History of Hatred, Intolerance, and Violence: Is the Quran to Blame?
The retail price for eight individual lectures with Dr. Ehrman is $119.60*. However, you can get the entire "The Bible and The Quran" course, including lifetime access to ALL eight lectures, and bonus materials for the SPECIAL BUNDLED price of $59.95.
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- Four scholarly talks
- Two live Q&A sessions
- PDF lesson guides
- Questions for reflection
- Additional reading list to dive deeper
- Audio downloads for listening on the go
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