Do Textual Critics Have to be Radical Skeptics? Guest Post by Kurt Jaros

April 05, 2022 • 00:01:02
Do Textual Critics Have to be Radical Skeptics? Guest Post by Kurt Jaros
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Do Textual Critics Have to be Radical Skeptics? Guest Post by Kurt Jaros

Apr 05 2022 | 00:01:02

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Kurt Jaros introduces his final video guest post in the "Misquoting Ehrman" series. Read by Brandon M. Bender

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