The Gnostics: Their Nonliterary Archaeological Remains

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 Absence of Context in the Theory of Competing Christianities	Jonathan M. Watt
The Gospel of Judas	Nicholas Perrin
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