By: Jason|30 May, 2012|Categories: Biblical Criticism|Tags: New Testament manuscripts . reliability of the NT
Dan Wallace (professor of NT Studies at Dallas Theological Seminary): “NT scholars face an embarrassment of riches compared to the data the classical Greek and Latin scholars have to contend with. The average classical author’s literary remains number no more than twenty copies. We have more than 1,000 times the manuscript data for the NT than we do for the…
Read more »By: Jason|06 December, 2009|Categories: DVDs|Tags: Dirk Jongkind . historicity of the NT . Jesus Christ . New Testament manuscripts . Peter J. Williams . Simon Gathercole . Tyndale House
A DVD has become available with lectures from a conference held earlier this year to address objections concerning the historicity of the New Testament, the transmission of the NT manuscripts, and the person of Christ.
Read more »By: Jason|15 November, 2009|Categories: Media|Tags: Dan Wallace . New Testament manuscripts . textual transmission
Professor Dan Wallace responds to the objection that the New Testament manuscripts have been corrupted in their transmission through the centuries.
Read more »By: Jason|11 January, 2009|Categories: Thinking Matters|Tags: Bart Ehrman . Misquoting Jesus . New Testament manuscripts . Peter Williams . textual criticism
Last weekend, Bart Ehrman and Peter Williams discussed the textual reliability of the New Testament on the popular UK radio show, Unbelievable. For those unfamiliar with textual criticism or the broader controversy surrounding Ehrman’s book, this may be a good introduction to the debate.
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