In the June 25, 2011 episode of Pastor Jeff Riddle‘s Word Magazine podcast, Pastor Riddle offers a challenge to John MacArthur’s view of textual criticism, paying special attention to the traditional last 12 verses of Mark.
via MacArthur and Mark’s Ending [Jeff Riddle] | The Confessing Baptist.
Gary Crampton has written a brief review and criticism of Bart D. Ehrman & Daniel B. Wallace in Dialogue:
The Reliability of the New Testament, Edited by Robert B. Stewart. In his analysis, he shows how both Ehrman (a non-evangelical) and Wallace (an evangelical) reject the view of divine preservation of Scripture as held by the Reformers and expressed in Reformed confessions. This leads to an upside-down, illogical approach to the New Testament manuscripts – an approach now embraced by the majority of modern textual scholars. You can read the rest of Crampton’s thoughts here.
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