Bart Ehrman – Are We All Followers of Jesus? (N375)

Nomad Podcast by Tim Nash

Aug 24, 202684:28Religion & Spirituality

In this conversation, bestselling historian Bart Ehrman argues that ideas we now take for granted—caring for strangers, helping those in need and expanding our moral concern beyond family and tribe—were anything but obvi...

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