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Tuesday, August 31, 2010

A couple of other Greek Alphabet Songs

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Speaking of Greek Alphabet songs , don't forget Danny Zacharias's catchy number: There is an industry going on Greek alphabet so...
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Greek Alphabet Song

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Beginning your Greek classes this week?  Here's a nice help in learning the Greek alphabet, "with apologies to Kanye".  Thanks...
Saturday, August 28, 2010

Thirty-nine lashes still being given as a punishment

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I have been thinking about a podcast on 2 Cor. 11.24, "Five times I have received from the Jews the forty lashes less one"; it is...
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Monday, August 23, 2010

Why studying Theology and Religion matters

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In the face of Worries for UK Theology and Religion departments , Helen Ingram has an excellent shout out, 101 Reasons to Study Theology and...
Friday, August 20, 2010

Frank Kermode: The Independent Obituary

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Tomorrow's Independent has its obituary of Frank Kermode : Sir Frank Kermode: Academic and pre-eminent literary critic who reached ou...

NT Pod 38: Who is the Beloved Disciple in John's Gospel?

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It's time I got up to date with posting the latest episodes of the NT Pod here also on the NT Blog. NT Pod 38 asks "Who is the Be...
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Frank Kermode: New York Times Obituary, Washington Post Obituary

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The New York Times has its obituary of Frank Kermode here: Frank Kermode, 90, a Critic Who Wrote With Style, Is Dead By Christopher Lehm...

The Bizarre Case of Google Books Unavailable Outside the U.S.

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Over on the NT Gateway blog , I noted yesterday that William Wrede's Paul is now available in toto on Google Books. Accordingly, I ad...
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Thursday, August 19, 2010

Tom Wright on Moving to St Andrews

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BBC Wear had a nice little feature on the forthcoming retirement of of Tom Wright as the Bishop of Durham, and his move to St Andrews Unive...
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Wednesday, August 18, 2010

Frank Kermode Obituary

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The Daily Telegraph has its obituary of Sir Frank Kermode, who died yesterday: Sir Frank Kermode Sir Frank Kermode, who died on August 1...
Friday, August 13, 2010

Sanders vs. Crossan through the medium of puppets

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Struggling to think of innovative assignments for your students?  How about asking them to have a go at expressing the views of key scholars...
Friday, August 06, 2010

Worries for UK Theology and Religion Departments?

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Last week's Church Times has a worrying article about the problems in store for Theology and Religion departments in UK universities: ...
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Manuscript Rediscovery

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ITSEE: News reports a scoop. That report in full: Manuscript rediscovery Dr Hugh Houghton and Dr Damaris Romero Gonzales of ITSEE rece...
Monday, August 02, 2010

Return of the Biblical Studies Blog Carnival

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As James McGrath notes , a Biblical Studies Carnival has been spotted over on Jim West's blog, Zwinglius Redivivus . From what I recall...
Thursday, July 29, 2010

The Shortcomings of Traditional Textbooks in the Digital Age, and Our Invitation

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It's like the old days on the biblioblogs, with intelligent, engaging and useful discussions across a number of different blogs on a top...

McGrath reviews Edwards on The Hebrew Gospel

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James McGrath has an excellent, thorough, critical Review of The Hebrew Gospel and the Development of the Synoptic Tradition . I am reviewi...
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Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Deinde's Biblical Studies Web Search

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Over in the comment section of my post on More on the Future for Online Textbooks , Bob MacDonald helpfully asks about the question of searc...
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The "Textyness" of the Textbook in a Digital Age

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I must admit that I have never been a big fan of the "textbook", especially at university level.  University students are at the s...
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More on the Future for Online Textbooks

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AKMA, Funding Neopublishing , continues to post things of interest on the topic started by Anumma, Open Access Intro to OT . In my previous...
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Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Apocryphicity

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I hadn't seen anything of Tony Chartrand-Burke's Apocryphicity for months and when revising an article recently in which I mentioned...
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