Got a Question for Bart Ehrman?

In response to Billy Kangas's question of Ehrman selectively communicating his ideas, especially on television, the answer is obviously so in light of TV's 30 minute time limit (commercials, show, etc). It is not the appropriate forum to discuss a single issue in depth and TV actually shoots far more footage than it uses and so "TV" edits what it wants to show and not Ehrman.

If you want a more detailed explanation, read his "popular" books meant for the layman, or if you have the background or inclination, the more highly technical works aimed at academics. Of course, you could purchase a number of his works on the Teaching Company as well.

Yeah I understand Peter. I do have a great deal of respect for Bart most of the time. I have read a few of his books and listened to almost all his teaching company courses. He is in general a very balanced person, and has been a great voice in clarifying many conspiracy theories (i.g. "Truth and Fiction")

I have simply been disappointed in most of his interviews. The level handed approach seems to go out the window, and I'm not sure why.

"Specifically, it seems he is very critical of a very narrow view of "Christianity" when it suits his arguments and does not consider a lot of Christian voices who would agree with much of what he says."

Why don't we get more specific instead of random generalities, which quite frankly confuses me since I have not a single clue to what he is referring.