Misquoting Truth: A Guide to the Fallacies of Bart Ehrman's "Misquoting Jesus"

Dumbed-down for folks who aren't willing to actually look at textual criticism. Avoids the meatier of Ehrman's evidence, uses circular reasoning throughout. More concerned about Ehrman's faith than his evidence.

Timothy Paul Jones wrote a good, concise critique of Bart Ehrman's "Misquoting Jesus." He was well-researched and readable. If you or someone you know has questions regarding Ehrman's book, "Misquoting Truth" is a must-read companion to it.

A poor attempt at trying to discredit another persons findings. I would recommened people buy both this and misquoting jesus to really be fair. I own both. Bart is a new testament scholar and textual critic, having studied at 3 universities, wheaton, moody and princeton. The other guy is just a theologian having studied at one college which of course limits the overall picture Poor attempt at...more

A poor attempt at trying to discredit another persons findings. I would recommened people buy both this and misquoting jesus to really be fair. I own both. Bart is a new testament scholar and textual critic, having studied at 3 universities, wheaton, moody and princeton. The other guy is just a theologian having studied at one college which of course limits the overall picture Poor attempt at trying to discredit the findings of another person. I own both and his arguments are weak   hide

Good repudiation of "Misquoting Jesus"