Clear, straightforward, and easy to follow. The premise (that the New Testament contains both deliberate and accidental textual changes) is not very radical if the reader accepts the assertion that the New Testament is rendered by humans, even if divinely inspired. Judging from the reviews available...
Equally fascinating and infuriating, this book sheds light on the early revisions of the New Testament of the bible. Somewhat repetitive, and told in a fairly simplistic fashion, it's still an interesting read. According to Ehrman (and backed up by convincing arguments) many of the things you know a...
An introduction to textual criticism of the bible. Recommended for those who aren't familiar with the bible or recent scholarship. Probably a bit slow for those who are familiar. Unlike many, I wasn't at all surprised by this week's poll results that revealed USian atheists no more about various rel...
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