Bart points out that Matthew and Luke did not consider Mark to be an inviolable, sacrosanct, completely accurate account of what Jesus said and did.
Read by John Paul Middlesworth.
Dr. Ehrman explains his reasons for believing that Judas Iscariot was a real person, a disciple of Jesus, and the one who betrayed him.
The development of the canon involved early Christians coming up with rules for what would be allowed and what would be rejected. Read by...
What's up with those Magi? Read by Ken Teutsch.