I just thought that I would point you to Jim West’s post about Greg’s post about my post which references Julia’s post. This is a very pertinent discussion and I expect it to bear some ripe intellectual fruit.
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Welcome to the online abode for Patrick George McCullough, a student and educator of the New Testament and Christian origins. This is a place for questions, reflections, discussions, perhaps even some laughter. If you'd like to know a little more about me and my vision for this blog, take a gander at the About Pat page. Jump in the dialogue and peace be with you.
"The Levites . . . instructed the people in the Torah while the people were standing there. They read from the Book of the Torah of God, making it clear and giving the meaning so that the people could understand what was being read." (Neh 8:7-8)
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Recent Tweets
- Does anyone have institutional access to the Early Christianity journal? Could you send this article along my way? http://t.co/tf9N8J0d 2 months ago
- My post on the UC Humanities Forum as a UC Humanities Correspondent: "The Study of Religion on UC Campuses" http://t.co/z50r0iWP #uchri 5 months ago
- @colemanbaker Saturday (19th), 1:00pm-3:30pm. #SBLAAR 6 months ago
- Don't forget to put my SAB panel on the "Future of Biblical Studies" (S19-242a) into your #SBLAAR schedule. It's going to be epic :) 6 months ago
- @SBLsite Thanks. Excellent news on the Abstracts! Will there be a PDF available of the program book? That would help w/ the problem #SBLAAR 6 months ago
- @SBLsite thanks for the update. Bummer. Glad to see you guys will have an active presence on the feed. Look forward to the FAQs. #SBLAAR 6 months ago
- #SBLAAR . . . That may present a problem scheduling those single paper drop-ins. Also, having abstracts would be nice. I don't see them. 6 months ago
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- Of making many books there is no end Chris Brady
- Free Online: The Liddell-Scott Jones Lexicon S and C
- Does Higher Criticism Attempt to “Destroy the Bible”? II agathos
- Steven J. Friesen and the Identity of Satan’s Throne in Pergamum alan
- Does Higher Criticism Attempt to “Destroy the Bible”? agathos
- Bloomsbury buys Continuum Mark Goodacre
- Imperial America Peter J. Leithart
- C.F.D. Moule on the Birth of the New Testament d. miller
- Responding to Kostenberger (with comparisons to Marshall) Jeremiah
A Few Good Blogs
- Ancient Hebrew Poetry (John Hobbins)
- Biblioblogs.com
- Café Apocalypsis (Alan Bandy)
- Chrisendom (Chris Tilling)
- Clayboy (Doug Chaplin)
- Coleman Baker
- Dr. Jim West
- Emerging Women
- Euangelion (Bird & Willitts)
- Exploring Our Matrix (James F. McGrath)
- Forbidden Gospels Blog (April DeConick)
- Higgaion (Chris Heard)
- Jesus and Empire (Rob Reid)
- Julia O'Brien
- Katagrapho (D. Christopher Spinks)
- Ketuvim (Jim Getz)
- nijay k gupta
- NTGeeks (Greg Carey)
- Paul of Tarsus in Historical Context (Kevin Scull)
- Religions of the Ancient Mediterranean (Phil Harland)
- Sitz im Leben (Brandon Wason)
- The Busybody (Loren Rosson)
- The Golden Rule (Mike Kok)
- The Milk Mama (Christina — My Wife)
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