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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.

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

BCE / CE vs BC / AD

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Bob Cargill 's latest In My View over on Bible and Interpretation argues in favour of BCE / CE vs. BC / AD, Why Christians Should Ado...
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Resurrecting NT Wrong on BCE and CE vs. BC and AD

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Bob Cargill 's latest In My View over on Bible and Interpretation is an excellent piece on the BC / AD vs. BCE / CE usage, strongly ar...
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Biblical Studies Carnival 46

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Daniel and Tonya at Hebrew and Greek Reader do an outstanding job on the latest Biblical Studies Carnival: Biblical Studies Carnival XLVI

Latest Biblioblog Top 50

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It's been a stressful month on the biblioblogosphere, first with concerns about the continuing gender gap and subsequently much discuss...
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Arthur Hunt and Doctor Who

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I often find myself curious about genealogy, and I am a big fan of Who do you think you are? and Tracing Your Roots . I have stumbled acro...
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Use of the Old Testament in the New Seminar

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This one is via the British New Testament Society list: Next year's "Use of the Old Testemant in the New" seminar will take pl...
Monday, September 28, 2009

Thomas and Q again

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I have often talked about the argument for the existence of Q that appeals to the discovery of the Gospel of Thomas, most recently on the bl...
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SBL and the Biblilbloggers -- new Q & A

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Included in the latest SBL e-Newsletter is a short piece about the recent and much-discussed affiliation between the SBL and bibliobloggers....
Friday, September 25, 2009

More Synoptic Problem chat

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Over on Exploring Our Matrix , James McGrath began by asking Did Matthew use Luke? A Neglected Angle on the Synoptic Problem ; I responded h...
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Was Paul Really an Apostle? (NT Pod 14)

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I released another NT Pod earlier this week, episode 14 , in which I asked, "Was Paul really an "apostle"?" The simple...
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Thursday, September 24, 2009

Duke Newt blog

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The PhD students in New Testament at Duke (a bright bunch, to be sure) are gathering together to contribute to a new blog called Duke Newt: ...
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Why not Matthew's use of Luke?

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Over on Exploring Our Matrix , James McGrath asks Did Matthew use Luke? A Neglected Angle on the Synoptic Problem . It is one of the rarer ...
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009

NT Pod latest

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I haven't had a chance this week to comment on the latest NT Pod over here. I don't have any special programme notes to add on thi...
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Celebrating the use of internet resources

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My latest op-ed piece is up at Bible and Interpretation : Celebrating the Use of Internet Resources I am surprised by how often I hear schol...
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Monday, September 21, 2009

Live Online Office Hours covered in the Duke Chronicle

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The Duke Chronicle has a nice feature on the new phenomenon of Online Office Hours , in which I participated last Friday: Professors offer ...

Frank Deasy tribute and obituary

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I mentioned the sad death of Frank Deasy last week. Matt Page has some comments on Bible Films Blog and tomorrow's Times has an obit...

Separated by a common language: the Biblical Studies edition

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One of my favourite blogs, as a British resident alien living in America, is Separated by a Common Language , which offers some fascinating...
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Friday, September 18, 2009

My Duke Live "Online Office Hours"

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I am back in my real office now, having left the virtual office of Duke's "Online Office Hours" where I answered questions on ...
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Join me on Duke TV "Online Office Hours" today

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I'll be appearing live on Duke University's Ustream Channel today at noon EDT (5 pm BST) for an hour in "Online Office Hours...
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Thursday, September 17, 2009

Graham Stanton: The Church Times Obituary

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Thanks to Steve Walton (offline) and Doug Chaplin for pointing to the Church Times obituary of Graham Stanton, which appeared last week in...
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