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Timothy Paul JonesInterVarsity Press / Trade PaperbackOur Price$21.604.8 out of 5 stars for Misquoting Truth: A Guide to the Fallacies of Bart Ehrman's Misquoting Jesus. View reviews of this product. 12 Reviews
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ewiasAge: 35-44Gender: male5 Stars Out Of 5My #1 choice for discipleship trainingJune 9, 2013ewiasAge: 35-44Gender: maleQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This is about the 3-4th book I own that claims to refute Bart Ehrman's work. This book is the only one I have finish because the others were written by technical-minded textual critics. If you have ever taken an advanced accounting course, you are aware how CPA's like texual critics forget how to communicate in everyday terms. Not this book. It is a fast read and quite understandable.
Pros:
-Concise, effective & informative
-Strong apologetics arguments
-Favorite part is that Author encourages that you open your Bible and follow the chapter that discusses Erhman's controversial passages. Needless to say, the ESV stood the test--not one point, let me repeat, not one contention causes any doctrinal concern.
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-In dating the Gospels, the author concedes a later dating. Still effective, but most active and world renown apologists such was W.L. Craig, Norman Giesler, Frank Turek, Greg Koukl effectively argue for an early dating of the Gospels. -
Kevin H5 Stars Out Of 5April 17, 2010Kevin HThe book claims to examine/refute some points Ehrman makes to give the reader another conclusion to examine (the book is <150 pages after all). The author succeeds in this. He explains where he agrees & disagrees with Ehrman. This allows the reader to make an informed decision. My 1 gripe with the book is minor: all footnotes are @ the back of the book (vs. bottom of the page) so I had to repeatedly flip back & forth.
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Gordon Brown5 Stars Out Of 5April 24, 2008Gordon BrownTimothy Paul Jones does an excellent job of explaining what Ehrman's claims are and responding to them. He shows where Ehrman is wrong even while letting the reader know to what extent he makes factual statements. In doing so, Jones also gives the reader a very good introduction to the subject of textual criticism.
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cbcarter5 Stars Out Of 5misquoting truthNovember 2, 2014cbcarterQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5excellent book for the price. so much has been made of Ehrmans supposedly devastating arguments against the authenticity and trustworthiness of the Bible. This book takes each of his major arguments and clearly and convincingly reduces them to the biased, presumptuous arguments that they are. Great weapon for those witnessing to current or recent college graduates that ran into these claims while in school. Can't recommend it enough
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Sally Howard5 Stars Out Of 5Faith in God's Word redeemedMay 13, 2013Sally HowardQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This was fabulous - a brilliantly presented debunking of Bart Ehrman's poorly thought-out MISQUOTING JESUS and Ehrman's basic apostasy regarding Jesus and His Word. Jones answers very specific and legitimate questions regarding the Book of all books! Well researched and extremely readable presentation. Thanks for a great book!
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