When Is a Christian Not A Christian?

When Is a Christian Not A Christian?

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Did Jesus Invent Modern Morality? Exploring Ancient Ethics

The difference between right and wrong and how to live a good life has been a matter of debate for millennia. In the ancient world, different schools of philosophers subscribed to different theories - but were these discussions something that Jesus would have been aware of? Today ...  Show more

Love Thy Stranger: The Radical Origins of Western Compassion

What did it mean to be a good person in the ancient world, and what did ancient cultures say about how we should treat one another? Today, Dr. Bart Ehrman joins me to discuss Jesus' teachings, the cultural norms of his time, and how early Christians changed his message. 

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