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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.

Thursday, July 31, 2008

New Journal for Greco-Roman Christianity andJudaism article

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A new article has been added to the latest Journal of Greco-Roman Christianity and Judaism . It is the third to appear in Volume 5 : 5.3, J...
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Job Opportunity: Research Fellow (Vetus Latina Iohannes)

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Watch out -- the closing date on this one is very soon: ---- Job Opportunity: Research Fellow (Vetus Latina Iohannes) A vacancy is now being...
Wednesday, July 30, 2008

BBC Passion DVD Cover and Release Date

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There is now some news about the DVD release of The Passion ( my coverage ) including the cover (left); click to enlarge. There is no new...
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Monday, July 21, 2008

Codex Sinaiticus Project Countdown Begins

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Several news sources are reporting the exciting news that the Codex Sinaiticus Project is to go online on Thursday this week. Deutsche Wel...
Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Beyond Belief on Paul

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More from Radio 4: Beyond Belief back on 23 June dealt with Paul. No one else on the blogs has mentioned it so far (Surely I am the only ...
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Are e-lists dying?

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In recent weeks there has been an interesting discussion on several of the e-lists relevant to our field about whether, in fact, the e-lists...
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Tuesday, July 15, 2008

"Gabriel's Revelation" Tablet

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While I was away from the blogging machine, a major story broke and the media and the biblioblogs have been full of it, Israel Knohl's i...
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Duke Divinity School Dean on Facebooking

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If you thought that your professors or deans weren't on Facebook, think again. In the Christian Century , Gregory Jones, the Dean of Du...
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Monday, July 14, 2008

Tacitus on In Our Time

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Last week's In Our Time on Radio 4 dealt with Tacitus: “The story I now commence is rich in vicissitudes, grim with warfare, torn by ci...
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Wednesday, July 02, 2008

Biblical Studies Carnivals XXX and XXXI

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I am a big fan of the "Biblical Studies Carnival", which aims to gather together highlights each month from across the blogosphere...
Tuesday, July 01, 2008

"Smite the Amalekites!" More Henry Chadwick in Lives Remembered

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And still the wonderful reminiscences of Henry Chadwick are pouring in. Tomorrow's Times has the following: Lives remembered: The Very...
Monday, June 30, 2008

Henry Chadwick: More Lives Remembered

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Today's Times also has further on Henry Chadwick in its "Lives Remembered": Lives Remembered: Henry Chadwick See also Death o...

Christopher Stead: Times Obituary

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Today's Times had its obituary of Christopher Stead: Canon Christopher Stead: distinguished patristic scholar For earlier obituaries, s...
Wednesday, June 25, 2008

Review of Biblical Literature Latest

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Latest from the SBL Review of Biblical Literature under the NT and related heading (composite post of the last three announcements): Bradfo...

Journal of Biblical Literature Latest

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Latest from the Journal of Biblical Literature , Volume 127, Number 2 / 2008 under the New Testament heading: A Ghost on the Water? Underst...
Tuesday, June 24, 2008

Christopher Stead Obituary

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I missed this one a couple of weeks ago in the Telegraph : Canon Christopher Stead Patristic scholar who wrote about the philosophy of the e...
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More on Henry Chadwick

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I noticed the obituaries in The Times , The Guardian , the Telegraph , the Church Times and Cambridge University on Thursday ( Death of Hen...

SBL Secret Mark Session

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As Stephen Carlson ( Hypotyposeis ) and Loren Rosson ( The Busybody ) have mentioned, we have a session on Secret Mark in the Synoptics Sect...
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Thursday, June 19, 2008

Death of Henry Chadwick

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I was sorry to hear of the death of Henry Chadwick on Tuesday, also mentioned by Rob Bradshaw on Earlychurch.org.uk . Today's Times ha...
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Tuesday, June 17, 2008

How do you make a Pharisee?

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Did you know that you can get a drink in north Germany called a Pharisee? Essentially it is a cheeky cup of coffee, with the rum hidden in ...
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