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Responding to Bart Ehrman's 'Misquoting Jesus' on the Apologetics Academy Webinar

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This is taken from the Apologetics Academy Webinar () hosted by Jonathan McLatchie.

In my talk I describe who Bart Ehrman is, I give a synopsis of the book, and then I go through my positives and negatives of Ehrman's work.

Wesley is currently a full time Christian apologist with the Power to Change Apologetics team. He has a passion for the study of the reliability of the Scriptures and his graduate studies have focused on the field of textual criticism. After growing up in majority Muslim countries, his areas of interest also include inter-faith dialogue between Islam and Christianity, primarily in the textual histories of the Bible and Qur'an. He has been participating in public dialogues about Christianity for the last six years. An avid athlete, during his undergrad studies he was a member of York U's varsity track & field team. Wes lives in Toronto, Canada with his wife.

For more info please contact: wesley.huff@p2c.com

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Apologetics Academy WebinarJonathan McLatchie InBart EhrmanChange ApologeticsQur'an HeYork U'sToronto Canada

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