I was pleased a couple of weeks ago to see that my new course for the Great Courses (formerly called the Teaching Company; now called Wondrium [??]) “The Triumph of Christianity” has now seen the light of published day. This is my ninth course for them and is obviously based on my book of the same name. Do you know about the Great Courses? If not, you should. They are *terrific*. I don’t mean mine – I mean in general. I’ve watched a ton of them, on Classical music, astronomy, psychology, neurology, Roman history, and and and. They get really fine lecturers (except for the ones they hired a long time ago) (not to name names) and all but one course I’ve seen has been superb. Read by Petra Ortiz
Mark Goodacre offers five reasons to doubt the widely circulated story about the discovery of the Nag Hammadi Library. Read by John Paul Middlesworth.
Bart settles the matter (for himself at least) of whether 1 Thessalonians 2:7 originally said "infants" or "gentle." Read by John Paul Middlesworth
Read by Ken Teutsch.