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An interesting talk by Bart Ehrman entitled "Misquoting Jesus" (Original Post)
intaglio
Aug 2014
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rug
(82,333 posts)1. Bookmarked.
okasha
(11,573 posts)2. Also recommend his most recent book,, The Gospel of Judas.
safeinOhio
(32,658 posts)3. I read "Misquoting Jesus" a few years back
and loved it.
goldent
(1,582 posts)4. Really interesting talk - couldn't stop it!
kwassa
(23,340 posts)5. The book was better.
Just kidding. I did read the book, and it was very good.
I would point out that he is doing this at Washington National Cathedral, which is both an Episcopal cathedral, and is often represented as our national church building at important symbolic times. Presidents are eulogized in this exact spot.
I have attended many services here. His lecture, and many like it, are sponsored by the Cathedral. I saw a wonderful talk on the Persian poet Rumi here by one of the world's great experts on him, at this location.
It is a fabulous building to see anything in.