Did Jesus Think He Was the Messiah?

Did Jesus Think He Was the Messiah?

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The Surprising Reason Luke Removed Atonement from His Gospel

The writer of Luke's gospel drew heavily on the gospel of Mark - but was very careful to remove any idea of atonement - the concept that Jesus died in the place of others. Today, Dr. Bart Ehrman joins me to discuss why he did that, and what purpose he thought Jesus' death served ...  Show more

Were Peter & Paul Really Martyred? History vs. Legend

It's well-known Christian tradition that the apostles Peter and Paul were both crucified as a result of their Christian faith, but what does history have to say about those legends? Today, Dr. Bart Ehrman joins me to talk about the texts behind the tradition, and what we know abo ...  Show more

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