How Could Illiterate Apostles Write Gospels? (feat. Dr Robyn Faith Walsh)

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• PA

  @Paulogia · 3 years ago · pinned

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• BA

  @baarbacoa · 3 years ago

  I like how Frank gives us all this very specific information about the gospel writers. Then says that Bart couldn&apos;t possibly have such specific information, given that it&apos;s 2,000 years later.

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• DR

  @Dragoon803 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Paul: &quot;Have you ever heard of Frank Turrek?&quot; <br>Dr. Robyn: &quot;No&quot; <br>Paul: &quot;Then I apologize up front.&quot; <br>Could not have said it any better. lol

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• HE

  @henrytberry · 3 years ago

  This guest was terrific. I love people who are clear about what they don&apos;t know, and not afraid to say so. It lends so much more gravitas to what they say they do know. Prof. Walsh&apos;s discourse on the possible background of the gospels was a whole course of instruction in half an hour. I also loved it that she had never heard of Frank Turek.

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• WH

  @When_Prophecy_Fails · 3 years ago (edited)

  It&apos;s funny how almost every time Paul asks these scholars if they&apos;ve heard of these famous apologetic types the answer is &quot;no.&quot;

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• DA

  @dasbus9834 · 3 years ago

  <i>&quot;here is somebody two thousand years later trying to pinpoint certain qualities about the writers [...] he just doesn&apos;t have enough information&quot;</i><br>Funny Frank, that never seems to stop you guys from claiming to know what happened back then in detail.

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• CU

  @curatinghumanism · 3 years ago

  I’m so envious of anyone who has not heard of Frank Turek. Let alone someone who has not sat through one of his talks irl

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• JO

  @joanfregapane8683 · 3 years ago

  Dr. Walsh was an excellent guest. Very interesting episode, Paul!

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• NE

  @Near_the_Bear · 2 years ago

  Man, I felt that woman&apos;s need to have her question answered coupled with the worry that people will interpret your question as somehow being combative or lacking in faith. That&apos;s the quandry of the intellectually curious and honest in the church. I remember that feeling in my soul. Kudos to her for being brave enough to not only ask but to press the question when she didn&apos;t get a good answer.

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• MI

  @michaelcoward1902 · 1 year ago

  Fun fact. &nbsp;Elvis died just 50 years ago and there are at least 3 contradictory cookbooks all claiming to have elvis&apos; favourite fried chicken recipe, and they are all slightly different.

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• NE

  @NeonShadowZ · 3 years ago

  haha .. &quot;Have you heard of Frank Turek?&quot;<br>&quot;No.&quot;<br>&quot;Then I apologize upfront.&quot; &nbsp;Brilliant.

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• KB

  @kbt-143 · 3 years ago

  One of my favorite guests so far. Very intelligent and thoughtful. She even challenged me a few times.

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