Informative and objective
Misquoting Jesus is by far the best bible-focused podcast available. The fact that Ehrman draws a lot fire from Christians and non-Christians alike speaks volumes. Based on my own reading in the field of historical criticism, he represents the mainstream consensus pretty accurately. I appreciate that Ehrman readily acknowledges when he’s going against the consensus and when he’s speculating beyond the historical evidence. Several other podcast that cover similar territory (such as Biblical Time Machine) do not do this so well and often end up passing off their speculative theories as solid historical data. Megan Lewis is a great host. It’s an interesting dynamic between Lewis and Ehrman: she’s a Christian and he is not. The conversations are always polite and centered in historical research.
kwf2011 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 03/01/24
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That_guy_24 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/12/24
Great conversations that will provoke you to seek out more. My only criticism and this is very trivial but annoying enough for me to say something. I am not a small talk guy. Each episode starts off with Bart and Megan talking about personal things, which is fine, but it feels uncomfortably...Read full review »
cbrown123 via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/30/24
This is a great show for anyone interested in biblical history and formation. Not just for scholars
APBAEddie via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 05/08/24
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