"the New Testament Documents: Are They Reliable?" By F. F. Bruce

[FarflungWanderer]

Some apologetics from the 1950s. It's 70 pages, and should you have the time and/or some form of masochism, I'd like your thoughts on it. I'm reading it now (it was sent by a well-meaning friend), and I'd like those who are far more well versed than I on evidence for and against Christianity to put their thoughts down so I can learn.

 

http://www.ncbible.info/MoodRes/Transmission/NTDocuments-Reliable-Bruce.pdf

 

(I'm on my phone, so I can't hyperlink this for some reason, even though I'm using the full version of the site. Sorry for the inconvenience, I'll edit when I get home)

 

EDIT: Oh. Huh. All's well that ends well, eh, Hyperlink?

[Jeff]

Oh man. If it's from the 50s then it's seriously out of date for textual criticism. But you prob know that.

Simple answer is Bart ehrman. His Judas book is a slog to get through but his other work is very readable and understandable. I have several more of his to read waiting on my shelf and look forward to it.