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Mark Goodacre's academic blog. Professor of New Testament and Christian Origins at Duke University, in the Religious Studies Department. Visit my homepage, follow me on twitter, or contact me by email.

Sunday, November 30, 2003

Newsweek on Karen King and Mary Magdalene

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There's a major feature in this week's Newsweek on Karen King, Mary Magdalene and Biblical women. You can view it all on-line here...

Elaine Pagels radio programme

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On Friday there was a radio programme in Boston devoted to Elaine Pagels's Beyond Belief and you can listen to it here: On Point Rad...

Galilee Unicode Font new version

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Rod Decker has released version 0.6 of the Galilee Unicode Greek font. It covers classical as well as koine Greek; also included are NA27...

AKMA, the Marriott Marquis and Richard Hays

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In a recent blog entry , AKMA explains how much he likes the Marriott Marquis hotel, which I had described as "soulless". I think...

Geza Vermes in The Guardian

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Geza Vermes wrote this week's "Face to Faith" in The Guardian . It's essentially a trailer for his new book and I don...

The Good Book, Programme 2

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The second part of The Good Book , "Moses: The Great Law Giver", is broadcast on BBC Radio 2 tonight at 8 p.m. Listen live by go...

Explorator 6.30 and 6.31

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Latest Explorator: Explorator 6.31 I was away last week so did not post a link to Explorator 6.30 but you can find it on the same pag...
Friday, November 28, 2003

Tyndale Tech and Red Light Green

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The latest Tyndale Tech email from David Instone Brewer arrived last week. As usual it is full of interesting tips and links (though also a...

More on the ETS Membership Challenge

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Further to my earlier posting on the Open Theism vote at the Evangelical Theological Society last week, David Mackinder has sent me this li...

The Good Book

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A new BBC radio series began while I was away on Sunday. It is called The Good Book and I have been lucky to be involved with this from th...

Gays and Marriage in Atlanta

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One more story from the AAR/SBL in Atlanta has made it to the media. This is by Brian Basinger from Online Athens and features comments fro...

James Ossuary in Atlanta

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Last year's big topic at the SBL was the James ossuary which was on display in Toronto. It was less of a hot topic in Atlanta, but it w...

Changed look

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I've messed around a bit with the template to this blog. I was irritated by the fact that the main left margin in the body of the blog ...
Thursday, November 27, 2003

Other news from Atlanta: Open theism vote

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I had meant to blog on this when I arrived in Atlanta last Friday but didn't get time. One of the big stories in Atlanta came from th...

Other SBL Blogs

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Don't forget to go to Hypotyposeis , Paleojudaica and AKMA's Random Thoughts for more and varied reflections on the SBL. I saw al...

SBL Monday and Tuesday

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So to Monday morning. Bear in mind that the sessions I attended are a tiny fraction of what was on; at any given time there are multiple s...

SBL Sunday

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I am not going to be able to remember the rest in order. Saturday sticks in my mind in a big way because of my own involvement. On Sunday ...
Wednesday, November 26, 2003

Return from Atlanta

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I have now returned from Atlanta where I was attending the SBL Annual Meeting. I had thought that I would be able to blog throughout the co...
Sunday, November 23, 2003

SBL Carg session

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I went to two sessions at yesterday's SBL, the first the Computer Assisted Research Section. It was a good session, much better attende...
Saturday, November 22, 2003

The KARGs

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Jim Davila reflects (who is blogging through his television set in an Atlanta hotel, itself a kind of feat of science-fiction) on the CARG ...
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