Misquoting Jesus with Bart Ehrman

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Were Early Christians Known to Be Moral Reprobates?

Many modern Christians think Christians are inherently more moral than non-believers. Non-Christians, as a rule, don't think so. What about in the ancient world? Why is it that the most widely attested view among ancient pagans was the opposite, that Christians were dangerously immoral reprobates? Why weren't they seen as stalwart proponents of family values?

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  Is Jesus For Non-Christians, Too?

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  Was Jesus Really Born in Bethlehem?

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  Gospel Discrepancies: Why Matthew and Luke Tell Different Christmas Stories

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  The U.S. as the “New Jerusalem?” Revelation’s Influence on Immigration

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  Does John of Patmos accept the Gospel of Jesus?

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  The Incredible Gospel of Judas (Iscariot)

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  Did Paul Actually Write the Pauline Epistles?

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  Does Acts Portray Paul the Way Paul Portrays Paul?

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  Celebrating Two Years of Misquoting Jesus: Your Questions, Bart’s Answers

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  Why Should We Think Luke and Acts Have the Same Author?

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  Pontius Pilate in a Different Light: A Little Known Apocryphal Gospel

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  What Are the Synoptic Gospels?

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  Did Early Christians Believe in Reincarnation?

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  Where Was Christianity on its 100th Birthday?

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  What Does the Bible Say about Abortion?

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  How to Detect a Forgery: The Secret Gospel of Mark