"Misquoting Jesus” is the only show where a six-time New York Times bestselling author and world-renowned Bible scholar uncovers the many fascinating, little known facts about the New Testament, the historical Jesus, and the rise of Christianity. The show features Dr. Bart Ehrman and host, Megan Lewis.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 128 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianityHistory |
If you ask any Christian about the life of Jesus, you’re likely to get a version of one of the gospels of the New Testament - 90% of the story would concern the final few years of Jesus’ life, with a brief mention of his birth in Bethlehem to a virgi... more
Early Christian writings from outside the New Testament contain some pretty unexpected material - a giant walking, talking cross and Jesus’ childhood pastime of bringing clay birds to life are both examples that we’ve discussed before. But do these a... more
Picture this: a man in his 80s trying to cross the street, but the traffic doesn’t pause for long enough for him to cross. A young woman notices his difficulty, and runs over to help. Does the young woman get any kind of benefit from her action, or i... more
The apostle Paul went from being a devout Jew, one of God’s chosen people, to an enthusiastic missionary for the Jesus movement. Today, Dr. Bart Ehrman and I look at Paul’s writings to consider whether this shift also changed his self-identification ... more
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Bart and Megan provide interesting and accessible information and analysis to these important topics. They’ve sparked a lot of thought for me and a springboard for further reading and my own review of these topics. I grew up in the Catholic Church and have been an atheist since I was a teenager. The historical and literary information presented provide a much greater context and interest than anything I received when I was a young person in catechism.
The whole point of Jesus incarnation is to bring the love of God to the people. Not once have I heard the love of Christ from either the host of the show or the speaker. This podcast is like a specially decorated cake made of feces.
Dr. Ehrman has all the knowledge of a top scholar, without the stuffy pretension. I like his jovial chuckles sprinkled throughout. I also can hear the compassion and humility in his voice when he’s expressing a thought that may be difficult for some listeners to hear. I’ve found him endearing and gravitate to his demeanor. I’m a Christian and an Ehrman fan!!! He is the kind of person I can learn from without feeling like my faith is being assaulted.
Wonderful content - grateful to have access to it for free. The channel has helped to expand my understanding of the world, in addition to making my daily commute more bearable. Thank you.
This podcast is fascinating. First I listened to ‘How Jesus Became God’ on Audible and then viewed Dale Martin’s series ‘NT History & Literature’ on YouTube and now I’m 35 episodes in to ‘Misquoting Jesus’. It’s outstanding. The historical Jesus is much more interesting and powerful than the one I remember being presented in church. ❤️
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This show explores the intersection of biblical scholarship and contemporary issues related to the New Testament and Christianity. Through a series of engaging discussions featuring expert guests, topics range from the historical context surrounding the life of Jesus, discrepancies in Gospel narratives, and the evolution of Christian beliefs, all the way to modern issues like immigration and social ethics in the light of biblical teachings. The unique blend of rigorous scholarship and approachable dialogue fosters a deeper understanding for both laypeople and scholars alike, making it particularly valuable for those interested in a critical examination of scriptures from a historical perspective.
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2. Dr. Hugo Mendez
3. John Christopher Edwards
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