(July 5, 2014 at 11:30 pm)Rhythm Wrote: I wouldn't want to ruin any of Ehrmans work, but yes, the errors do have a profound effect on doctrine. Such a profound effect - that he managed to write an entire book about it. More than one, really.
-There's just that much error to discuss
On an unrelated note (to ehrman), has it ever occurred to you that maybe god didn't care about any of the things you find in the bible. I mean, sure, he could preserve what he wanted to, but why would he want to preserve anything between those pages in the first place. Assumptions assumptions.
I don't know of Ehrman's work, but if that's what he thinks, he disagrees with most respected christian theologians. As for why God would want to preserve anything between those pages, I can't imagine.
