Gary Habermas And Mike Licona Are Deceptive About Gospel Authorship

Today, we are taking a look at how Gary Habermas and Mike Licona are being deceptive about the authorship of the Gospels. First, Gary Habermas deceptively claims that there are extra-biblical references to the resurrection of Jesus. He says this in response to @Matt Dillahunty correctly saying that the Gospels are the only account of Jesus' resurrection. Gary Habermas goes on a rant about these extra-biblical sources that mostly date from the second century. That is just poor historiography because even amateur historians would understand that those sources were influenced by earlier sources. @Mike Licona then attempts to say that the anonymity of the Gospel authors is way overplayed because we have BETTER evidence for the authorship of the Gospels than we have for any other ancient biography. He's completely wrong about this and is deceptive in his defense of the authorship of the Gospels. Original Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foLTX4t7qt8 Bart Ehrman Clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MW5_nJYSKyk Daily Bible Podcast: http://www.thedailybiblepodcast.com Subscribe to this channel: http://SubToGE.com Join the Skeptic Mafia: http://JoinSkepticMafia.com Available Deals -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get 25% Off Ekster Wallets: https://bit.ly/GEWalletDeal -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Merch -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Download CHRESTUS: https://chrest.us Get your "Citation Fucking Needed" Shirt: http://citationfuckingneeded.com "got evidence?" shirt: http://gotevidenceshirt.com "btw, evolution is a fact" shirt: http://btwevolutionisafact.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Discord Server: http://bit.ly/JoinGodlessDiscord Sources: https://infidels.org/library/modern/richard_carrier/resurrection/3.html#x Ehrman, Bart D. Jesus, Interrupted: Revealing the Hidden Contradictions in the Bible (and Why We Don't Know about Them). HarperOne, 2010. pgs 100 - 112


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