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The surprising origin of modern compassion

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By Bart D. Ehrman
| Big Think Verified
A literature column to feed your curiosity. History and SocietyPhilosophyEthicsReligionSocial Change Excerpted from Love Thy Stranger: How the Teachings of Jesus Transformed the Moral Conscience of the West by Bart Ehrman. Copyright © 2026. Reprinted by permission of Simon & Schuster, LLC. All rights reserved. Most people I know are moved by news of tragedy.
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Oryginalny tekst Biblii jest niedostępny. Dlaczego naukowcy rezygnują z jego poszukiwań?

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By Bart D. Ehrman
| Focus.pl
W okresie pierwszych dwóch–trzech stuleci działalności Kościoła teksty (wczesno)chrześcijańskie kopiowane były nie przez profesjonalnych kopistów, ale przez tych członków zgromadzeń chrześcijańskich, którzy wyrażali chęć podjęcia się takiej czynności i dysponowali wystarczającymi umiejętnościami. Mamy zatem istotne powody, by przypuszczać, że znalazło się w nich – zwłaszcza tych najdawniejszych – sporo pomyłek powstałych przy przepisywaniu.
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Did Jesus Believe in Heaven?

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By Bart D. Ehrman, Alister McGrath, Lisa Miller, J. Edward Wright
| Deconstructionology with Jim Palmer
Would you want to go to Heaven when you die? I’m not asking: Do you believe in the existence of Heaven? Deconstructionology with Jim Palmer is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. What I’m wondering is, if it were true that there is a Heaven - a paradise you enter into after death - would you want to go? This may sound like a trick question. Right?
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