I wasn't referring to any hackneyed apostate. I was referring to Bart Ehrman.
It's OK to admit you can't debate his points and you only accept the contemporary written New Testament versions. Not every Christian is aware of the history behind the gospel present day appearance in a scripture.
Below is P-52. A fragment of the gospel of John dated to 2nd century A.D.
Keeping in mind we do not have the original scrolls containing the gospels.
What we do have are copies of innumerable copies of and beyond the originals.
And that the gospel first spread by word of mouth , the original written accounts are what would be called hearsay. Because original records do not exist for review.
And that's understandable when later copies beyond the originals are mostly fragments today.
It's OK to admit you can't debate his points and you only accept the contemporary written New Testament versions. Not every Christian is aware of the history behind the gospel present day appearance in a scripture.
Below is P-52. A fragment of the gospel of John dated to 2nd century A.D.
Keeping in mind we do not have the original scrolls containing the gospels.
What we do have are copies of innumerable copies of and beyond the originals.
And that the gospel first spread by word of mouth , the original written accounts are what would be called hearsay. Because original records do not exist for review.
And that's understandable when later copies beyond the originals are mostly fragments today.
If this hackneyed apostate disagrees that is his problem not mine.
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