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Look at him eating whatever he wants, never gaining a pound. Well, I'm stuck with the boring special and can't lose an ounce.
Bart Ehrman (0:06)
How's your lunch, man?
Host or Advertiser (0:08)
Amazing. Yours?
Bart Ehrman (0:09)
So good. Oh, I'm so happy for you.
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Cool, buddy.
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Bart Ehrman (0:20)
So same time next week?
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Megan Lewis (0:23)
And your friends learn more@joinmochi.com Mochi members have access to licensed physicians and nutritionists. Results may vary. Hell, the fiery eternal torment known from many Baptist pulpits is maybe the ultimate consequence for misbehavior. But is it an afterlife that is present in The Bible? Today, Dr. Bart Ehrman joins me to discuss what Jesus believed about life after death, whether the idea of hell came from and whether we can even find it in the Bible. Welcome to Ms. Quoting Jesus with Bart Ehrman. The only show where a six time New York Times best selling author, author and world renowned Bible scholar uncovers the many fascinating little known facts about the New Testament, the historical Jesus and the rise of Christianity. I'm your host, Megan Lewis. Let's begin. Welcome back everybody to Misquoting Jesus where today we're talking about hell and the afterlife. We've also got our bonus segment which this week is Misquoting Bart where Bart will be responding to a misunderstanding of his words. But before all of that, how are you doing this week?
Bart Ehrman (1:35)
Yeah, I'm doing well. So I don't think I've said this publicly yet, but I've changed what my next book is going to be.
Megan Lewis (1:42)
Oh, that's exciting.
Bart Ehrman (1:45)
Well, it is, yeah. I mean I'm still going to do the book on the canon. You know how we got to 27 books of the canon. But my, my publisher has urged me with some urgency that she would like to have a, a book on Jesus and capitalism. And so, you know, obviously not that Jesus was a capitalist or a social. Well, some people say, you know, people have written books claiming Jesus was a capitalist, Jesus was a socialist, Jesus, whatever. But it'd be interesting to have a biblical scholar who actually, you know, studied the historical Jesus to talk about those kinds of things. And so yeah, so it looks like that's what. And so, so I've just started doing. And so it's great fun. I don't have to do much work on the Jesus side because like I, that's that stuff. I know. But like, you know, re I haven't read History of Capitalism stuff since. Wow. When you know, Das Copy top Carl Martin like, okay, college baby. So. So it's, it's really. Yeah, so it's kind of a fun moment, but I'm definitely going to do the other thing, but I think I'm gonna do this thing first.
