The Absence of Context in the Theory of Competing Christianities

This item is an mp3 audio recording from the conference set: Christianity in the Early Centuries Complete recordings from the 57th Annual Meeting of The Evangelical Theological Society in Philadelphia, PA, featuring plenary speakers: Christopher Hall – What Evangelicals and Liberals Can Learn from the Church Fathers; Nicholas Perrin – Thomas, the Fifth Gospel? D. Jeffrey Bingham – Development and Diversity in Early Christianity; Craig Blaising - Presidential Address – Faithfulness: A Prescription for Theology; Paul Trebilco – Gnostics in Asia Minor in the Early Second Century CE, Ignatius, and Others, as Witnesses against Bauer. This conference was held in November of 2005.

Item	Speaker
A Postconservative Evangelical Response to the Early Church Fathers	Roger E. Olson
External Evidence for an Early Date of Revelation: The Witness of Latin Apocalypse Commentaries	Francis X. Gumerlock
Ike Miller Inerrancy and Illumination - Why Does an Inerrant Text Require Illumination	Ike Miller
James A. Borland The High Cost of Physicians - The Textual Criticism of Luke 8.43	James A. Borland
Literary Property Pseudonymity and the New Testament with Special Reference to Ehrmans 'Forged'	Terry L Wilder
Pseudonymity and Canon Redux: The Meade Thesis and Its Variations Twentyfive Years Later	Nicholas Perrin
Robert Marcello - Discoveries and Contributions to the Text of the New Testament Found at the National Library of Greece	Robert Marcello
Stanley E. Porter - The Greek Apocryphal Gospel Fragments—What We Have Learned and What We Still Do Not Know	Stanley E. Porter
The Gnostics: Their Nonliterary Archaeological Remains	Ted Carruth
The Gospel of Judas	Nicholas Perrin
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