A Christian Response by Stephen J. Bedard
Few terms in early Christian history are as complex—or as misunderstood—as Gnosticism. Often treated as a single heresy opposed by the early church, Gnosticism was in fact a diverse religious movement that flourished from the late first century through the fifth century. It drew on multiple intellectual and religious streams and offered alternative interpretations of Christian faith, Scripture, … Read More “Gnosticism in the First Five Centuries of the Church” »
Who were the Gnostics? In this special crossover episode, we look at this ancient heresy. For the other podcasts mentioned in this episode, go here. Recommended book: No Longer Jews Download a free audiobook with a free trial of Audible.
This is the final installment of my response to R.G. Price’s Case Against Historical Christ. I’m shocked that a person would come up with such weak reasons. By trying to provide too much evidence, he has actually weakened his case. The Catholics made purely theological arguments as to why Jesus Christ had to have existed … Read More “Did Early Christians Only Claim Jesus Existed in the Flesh for Theological Reasons?” »
