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***Sarag*** · May 22, 2006, 03:21 PM

Originally Posted by SuperBobby

Originally Posted by FallDragon

This is incorrect. In the book "Lost Christianities" by Bart Ehrman, he quotes "1 Clement" being dated ca. 98, "The Didache" ca. 100, the "Epistle of Barnabas" ca. 135. 9 other texts he dates to "Early 2nd c.", as opposed to Mid or Late, which implies 100-133 AD range, I would assume. So no, you are wrong, or else provide proof.

After reading a rather lengthy Washington Post article concerning Mr. Ehrman and his book, I don't even think that it is worth discussing. Mr. Ehrman is not a believer (it is recorded in the article that he is an agnostic) and therefore I would hold him incapable of telling the truth concerning God.

You do not need to believe in Christ in order to do an anthropological study.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

***Sarag*** · 08:39 PM

Originally Posted by SuperBobby

True, but you can't have a vendetta against it either.

I don't know about this guy or anything, but if you have proof that his dates are wrong that are reasonably undisputed, maybe you'd have something there. I don't think you do, becides "most scholars say".

There's nowhere I can't reach.