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Misquoting Jesus: The Story Behind Who Changed the Bible and Why

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An expert on the Bible reveals how ancient scribes changed the New Testament, forever impacting fundamental Christian beliefs. He claims many widely ... Show synopsis

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  • Interesting Book Jun 17, 2012
    by Ronnie M

    Very interesting and enjoyable reading about how translations of the Bible differ and how words may mean something different today than when written.

  • Did He really say that? Dec 17, 2011
    by RHYN

    A challenging treatment that synthesizes the many biblical approaches to try and comprehend the person we know as Jesus. Should be read by all christians, especially ministers of the word.

  • Deceived Nov 29, 2011
    by CB

    For those who are getting all excited about Ehrman's book, have you ever considered that he has an axe to grind and that he may have reached wrong conclusions? Since you have read this book, try reading "Misquoting the Truth: A guide to the fallacies of Bart Ehrman's Misquoting Jesus" by Timothy Paul Jones to get some balance. If you know nothing about textual criticism, Ehrman will come off sounding like he has figured it all out and there are no other explanations for the things he raises.

  • Expected more... Nov 17, 2011
    by Gini W

    I expected a more scholarly dissertation than this quick read. However, it is a great gift to those who claim inerrancy of the Bible ( a very large part of my town) Anyone with any historical background would know that until the printing press was invented that all books were copied by hand one at a time by people who may or not be able to read.

  • Aug 11, 2011
    by Charles L

    Answered a lot of questions I had about the origin of the scriptures.

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