> Another article dealing with these issues (also Klinghardt):
>
> "Marcion's Gospel and Luke: The History of Research in Current Debate"
> Dieter T. Roth
> JBL 127 (2008) 513-527

Gorgious !

In the narrow field of Jesus-as-a-myth theory debunking, this paper is a
weapon of mass destruction.

It is really interesting to see how Couchoud, the french leader of
Jesus-as-a-myth theory, in the early 20 c. defends the Marcion as a
ur-Lk : From Streeter (Luke wrote from a now lost proto-gospel), he
jumps to Marcion (this is a lost gospel) and conclude by identifying
them. He never checks if Marcion fits with Streeter arguments.

Then, for his followers, Knox is a master argument.

Emmanuel.