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 points to Jude's personal background as a reason he couldn't have composed an articulate letter in Greek. Read by John Paul Middlesworth.