If you’re a fan and owner of Logos Bible Software (aka Libronix Digital Library), and I am, there’s a good chance that your particular theological tradition is represented in their available collections of historical works. If you’re a Lutheran, you can get choose to get just the Basic Theological Writings of Martin Luther and maybe [...]
Browsing the blog archives for March, 2007
17 Mar 07
16 Mar 07
I offered to do a book review for Brethren in Christ History & Life on Stanley Hauerwas’ new commentary on Matthew and I’ve been green-lighted! I saw it as a book available for review for RBL, but I knew that RBL would never let me (biblical studies pion, that I am) do this review. Too [...]
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Posted in book reviews, books, brethren in christ, hauerwas, matthew
13 Mar 07
Premiered 3/12/2007
People don’t know the Ten Commandments, but apparently Ronald Reagan delivered them to Jesus. It’s finals week and this is all I have time to post. I can’t get enough Colbert. God bless him.
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Posted in colbert, sodom and gomorrah, ten commandments
11 Mar 07
Premiered 03/08/2007
Libby = JesusPardon = ResurrectionGeorge W. Bush = God
10 Mar 07
[This was for an assignment for Early Church History with James Bradley. We were to exegete a particular historical text, in this case Augustine's Correction of the Donatists, by giving some historical context, describe the author's thesis and how he defends it, and briefly evaluate the work. I chose this work by Augustine, instead of [...]
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Posted in augustine, church and state, donatists, early church, violence
5 Mar 07
I’m all settled up for my classes next quarter. With the Greek waiver exam behind me, I can move on to more advanced classes in Greek. I will be taking:
NE502: Exegetical Method and Practice taught by Love Sechrest
LG517: Greek Reading taught by David E. Kiefer (Fuller’s Registrar)
NS525: The Cross in the New Testament taught [...]
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Posted in church, classes, seminary life
5 Mar 07
Wow. I don’t get the Discovery Channel, so I didn’t watch the Jesus Tomb documentary (it says you can watch “exclusive video” on the website, but none of the links for their snazzy flash presentation are working for me right now). But I can get moment-by-moment commentary on the film from a whole bunch of [...]
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Posted in Jesus tomb
1 Mar 07
I wrote a post a couple weeks ago soliciting opinions about whether I should change my blog’s name (”kata ton biblon”) to something else. I had discovered that it was grammatically incorrect. My intention was for the title to mean “according to the book,” referring to interpretation of biblical texts and also those who live [...]
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Posted in blogging, greek
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Elsewhere . . .- Some Thoughts On Being A DSS/Second Temple Scholar agathos
- Mellon Seminar Reflection 1: What are T/traditions? April DeConick
- Quote of the Day (Bob Cargill) James F. McGrath
- Fall 2010 Term at Duke Stephen C. Carlson
- NT Blog Seven Years Old Today! Mark Goodacre
- Teaching the Bible e-pub latest Mark Goodacre
- Biblical Studies Carnival, and Other Blog News Mark Goodacre
- First blind PhD graduate in biblical languages? paleojudaica@talktalk.net (Jim Davila)
- CONF: Second Qumran Institute Symposium rogueclassicist
- Received: Jefford’s Reading the Apostolic Fathers: An Introduction (author unknown)
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