Noteworthy in this article is the higher regard that this Mormon apologist has for liberal, nonbelieving Biblical scholars of the type you might find at Harvard Divinity School or in the Jesus Seminar than in evangelical Biblical scholars such as Kenneth Barker, the general editor of the NIV translation, or Daniel Wallace, Greek scholar at Dallas Theological Seminary. He claims the liberal scholars are unbiased. Such a notion flies in the face of the actual statements of liberal scholars. For example, the late Robert Funk, the founder of the Jesus Seminar, stated, "We should give Jesus a demotion. It is no longer credible to think of Jesus as divine. Jesus' divinity goes together with the old theistic way of thinking about God." Funk had an agenda based on his worldview and metaphysics as much as does any evangelical or fundamentalist Christian.
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