Excels at what it sets out to do. The book take you through every aspect of the Transmission, corruption and Restoration of the Biblical text so that you can feel confident that when you pick up a Bible the Word of God has been preserved.
One warning! chapter 8 is Ehrman giving his wacky views that the scribes changed the text to make an established orthodoxy. No reasonable critics will deny...
more Excels at what it sets out to do. The book take you through every aspect of the Transmission, corruption and Restoration of the Biblical text so that you can feel confident that when you pick up a Bible the Word of God has been preserved.
One warning! chapter 8 is Ehrman giving his wacky views that the scribes changed the text to make an established orthodoxy. No reasonable critics will deny that some scribes through the years of transmission worked on a small amount of texts theologically. But to go where Ehrman wants that to lead is silly. His argumentation is sad, hypothetical situations don't build a case, evidence does! but unfortunately for Ehrman, he has no evidence.
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