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Tuesday, April 03, 2012

Tabor vs Charlesworth on the Talpiot Tomb discoveries

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OK, I admit that my title is a little facetious, but regular readers will know of my interest in Synoptic issues, i.e. accounts that differ ...
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Thursday, March 22, 2012

Christopher Skinner, What are they saying about the Gospel of Thomas?

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My copy of Christopher Skinner, What are they Saying about the Gospel of Thomas? arrived just the other day and I'd like to recommend...
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Thomas and the Gospels previewed by Larry Hurtado

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Mark Goodacre Thomas and the Gospels I am grateful to Larry Hurtado, Gospel of Thomas and the Synoptic Gospels  for his summary and end...
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Saturday, March 17, 2012

Questioning the Identity of Ossuary 4 in Talpiot Tomb B

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When looking at pictures of the photographs of the Talpiot Tomb B ossuaries, I found a number of anomalies.  I wrote these up in the form of...
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Ossuary Identification Post updated with Photographs

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I was chatting to someone yesterday who said that they had not been able to follow the discussion of the identification of ossuaries in the ...
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NT Pod: Historical Jesus Criteria

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I have recently been focusing on criteria in the Historical Jesus quest in my regular podcast, the NT Pod .  I'm in the middle of a co...
Thursday, March 15, 2012

Correction in Identifying One of the Talpiot Tomb B Ossuaries

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I am grateful to James Tabor for his grace and good humour in first listening to my questions and then accepting my suggested correction ove...
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Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Talpiot B / Patio Tomb Roundup

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Over on Rogue Classicism , David Meadows has an excellent round-up post on the Talpiot Tomb discussions so far, including details of where J...
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James Ossuary Trial Verdict

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Just catching up after a long day on the news that the James Ossuary trial, once called "the trial of the century", is in.  It fee...
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Tuesday, March 13, 2012

The Question of Uniqueness in the Teaching of Jesus

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This week's reading for my Historical Jesus class includes a really wonderful piece by E. P. Sanders.  It's been available on the we...
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Robert Cargill illustrates Sins of Commission and Omission - and the Jesus Discovery Website reacts

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Dr Robert Cargill has an outstanding post on the Talpiot Tomb B claims of Mr Simcha Jacobovici and Dr James Tabor: Sins of Commission an...
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Monday, March 12, 2012

Anomalies in the Talpiot Tomb B Photographs

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While I was looking  at the Kloner's 1981 photograph of the ossuaries that are now the focus of Jacobovici's and Tabor's book, ...
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Saturday, March 10, 2012

When is a fish not a fish? When it has handles

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Most of the discussion of Talpiot Tomb B has focused, understandably, on the image that they claim is a big fish, pointing downwards, and sp...
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Friday, March 09, 2012

The Da Vinci Code and the Talpiot Tomb

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It is common for New Testament scholars and others to be disparaging about Simcha Jacobovici's claims first to have found the lost tomb ...
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Wednesday, March 07, 2012

The Talpiot Tomb and the Beatles

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Over on the ASOR blog , I comment on the statistical case for the identification of the Talpiot Tomb with the family of Jesus, playing with ...
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Tuesday, March 06, 2012

Scales of a fish on the Talpiot ossuary?

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Although my comments on the Talpiot ossuary B have focused so far on other issues, there is one thing I've been curious about in rela...
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Jesus Tomb: I pointed out the mistakes

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David Meadows drew my attention to this video that appeared on Youtube last year but which I had not previously seen: Here, Simcha Ja...
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Monday, March 05, 2012

Was there a predisposition to find Jonah and the whale?

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While revisiting my old post on the Errors and Inaccuracies found at the "Jesus Family Tomb" website (see also The Talpiot Tomb a...
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"If it quacks like a fish" -- Simcha Jacobovici answers his critics

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Simcha Jacobovici, who has recently been appointed professor of religious studies at Huntington University, has answered critics of The Jesu...
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Sunday, March 04, 2012

Thaddeus

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Over on Exploring our Matrix , James McGrath asks  Was Thaddaeus Jesus’ Original Drummer, or his Secretary of Housing and Urban Development?...
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