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2:31:04Now PlayingJoin us for a powerful debate between New York Times bestselling author Dr. Bart Ehrman and Anglican Autodidact Jonathan Sheffield on one of the most important questions in Christian history: Did Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John really write the four Gospels?
Dr. Ehrman, a world-renowned New Testament scholar, argues that the Gospels were written anonymously and later attributed to the apostles. Jonathan Sheffield defends the traditional view that the Gospels are rooted in apostolic authorship and early church testimony.
This debate explores:
• Were the Gospels originally anonymous writings?
• What do the Church Fathers actually say?
• How do historical and textual critics determine authorship?
• Does the evidence point toward or against eyewitness testimony?
Whether you’re a skeptic, believer, or student of early Christianity, this debate will challenge assumptions and deepen your understanding of the origins of the Gospels.
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