In my last post I discussed two things that get under my skin in professional contexts, making me blow my top (to mix the metaphor): ignorance posing as expertise (not just in biblical studies but generally) and facile answers, by “experts,” to the biggest personal/philosophical/religious problem people have to face, why there is suffering in the world if there is an all powerful and loving God in charge of it. Read by Petra Ortiz
A dissenting view of the likely accuracy of oral reports. Read by Ken Teutsch.
Bart describes the origin of the book he edited with Michael Holmes, The Text of the New Testament in Contemporary Research: Essays on the...
Without a birth narrative, Luke could support an adoptionistic Christology, Bart argues. Read by John Paul Middlesworth.