- We delve into the multitude of New Testament manuscripts, gain insights into their revealing aspects, and navigate the trustworthiness of the text in the midst of abundant variations, all while uncovering the profound influence of textual issues on crucial Christian doctrines.
- We delve into the "open secret" of textual uncertainties, explore the historical awareness of manuscript problems, and gain insights into the varying opinions of experts, including Bart's own perspective, on the certainty of the original text.
- You'll uncover how even minor textual changes can wield significant influence over interpretations. We'll examine the pivotal roles played by punctuation, single letters, and key words in shaping the text, all while gaining insights into why scribes occasionally chose to intentionally modify passages.
- In this lecture, we will uncover manuscript differences with profound impacts on early Christian beliefs and investigate variations linked to critical Christian doctrines. We will finish by exploring the implications of these textual uncertainties for matters of faith and culture.
Why You'll Love This Course:
As you delve into the depths of textual criticism, you'll gain a deeper appreciation for the complexities of the New Testament's transmission and the profound impact of scribal changes on Christian beliefs and practices. Whether you approach the Bible as a divine revelation, a cultural artifact, or a historical document, understanding its textual history is crucial to understanding the modern world.
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.
Bart's work has been featured in The New York Times, the Washington Post, the New Yorker, Time, and Newsweek; he has appeared on National Geographic, CNN, the BBC, NBC's Dateline, the Discovery Channel, Fresh Air with Terry Gross, the Daily Show with Jon Stewart, the Sam Harris Podcast, and many other top media outlets.
Bart regularly charges $90 per person for a day of lessons at prestigious institutions like the Smithsonian. However, you can get the entire "Scribal Corruption of Scripture" course including ALL 4 lectures, Q&A, and bonus materials for the Special Bundled Price of $39.95.
Registration Includes Lifetime Access to the 4-Lesson Online Course complete with:
- Four 50-60 minute lectures by Dr. Bart Ehrman
- PDF lesson guides
- FAQ's
- Additional reading list to dive deeper
- Audio downloads for listening on the go
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- Is this a LIVE course?This course was recorded live on November 11-12, 2023. Purchase after November 12, 2023 and you'll enjoy lifetime access to the edited course and recorded Q & A
- What is Early-Bird Pricing?Bart regularly charges $90 per person for a day of lessons at prestigious institutions like the Smithsonian. However, you can get the entire "Scribal Corruption of Scripture" course including ALL 4 lectures, Q&A, and bonus materials for the Special Bundled Price of $39.95.
- Are any other discounts available?Yes, if you have attended one of Dr. Ehrman's other events, such as the "Did Jesus Call Himself God?" or "Did the Christmas Story Really Happen?" webinars, you should have received an additional discount code during the webinar or via email.
- Do you offer a money-back guarantee?Absolutely! If you don't love the seminar, send us an email and we will refund 100% of your investment. You will have 30 days from the date of the seminar.