Home :: Bart Ehrman: Without Peer… Review
I am not sure I see the point.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 05/30/2009 - 02:52.

"What some liberal scholars may have dabbled at, Erhman has taken to a new art form: bringing liberal ideas to layfolks without those particular ideas first being rigorously examined by other biblical scholars."

I realize that Ehrman did not submit "Jesus Interrupted" to peer review, but haven't most of the ideas contained therein been thoroughly examined and debated in peer reviewed theological journals?

When conservatives write books for popular audiences, is it common to first submit them for peer review?

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