Doug, author of the most recent carnival, asks the question about whether we might consider a different approach to carnivals. Good question. On the one hand, the approach we have is so established that it may be difficult to get another one off the ground. On the other hand, there may be other approaches that [...]
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2 Dec 09
30 Nov 09
The lucky Jewish number eighteen, which is the gematria number for chai or “life.” Jews often give in multiples of $18 as gifts for major events or for Jewish charities. I take my #18 November ranking for the Biblioblog Top 50 to mean that this blog is clearly chosen by God.
In the United States, my [...]
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3 Nov 09
Even if he saddened James of the West (who appears to admit his feelings are childish: “When I was a kid . . .” ) by posting it a day late, I think Kevin has done a wonderful job of highlighting the work of the past month in Carnival 47. Of course, he [...]
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30 Sep 09
The rankings are up for the September round of the Biblioblog Top 50 and this blog hit #22 on the list! This number is fitting, as there are 22 chapters in the book of Revelation and 22 letters in the Hebrew alphabet. My place in the list is clearly ordained by God. Hitting a real [...]
1 Aug 09
Jim West has some good fun with the carnival. My own carnival from last month was included in his category “stuff that’s twisted.”
Another twisted piece in July was Pat’s Carnival. What the devil is Eve doing writing an Apocalypse when she has several sons and numerous unnamed daughters to tend? Get back to the kitchen [...]
1 Jul 09
My fellow bibliobloggers and biblioblog readers, I have tremendous news! I have discovered a new ancient document, heretofore never published! I discovered this document at the beginning of June and have worked tirelessly to decode its original script.
Using my advanced technological resources, I have dated the document to the late second century CE. Most astounding [...]
1 Jun 09
Now that Jim Getz has posted Biblical Studies Carnival 42, I would like to remind the biblioblogging world that the 43rd carnival shall be hosted right here at kata ta biblia. To whet your appetites, I must tell you that it will be quite extraordinary. I will be announcing my own tremendous textual discovery, which [...]
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2 Nov 08
Duane Smith has done a fabulous job with the 35th monthly biblical studies carnival. I am pleased to see that my blog action day reflection on ancient poverty made it into the carnival. Thanks, Duane!
Also of interest is the biblioblogger of the month interview with the diversely trained Roland Boer of Stalin’s Mustache. Roland calls [...]
2 Jun 07
[Update (6/7/07): My apologies for using the term "women bibliobloggers": explanation here]
The Biblical Studies Carnival 18 is up as of last night over at Deinde, written by Danny Zacharias. The “carnival” is an attempt to gather together all and highlight the best blogging posts and conversations regarding biblical studies. You can read an explanation with [...]
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2 Feb 07
The “carnival” of biblical studies blogs for January (that is, a highlight of interesting posts that popped up during the last month) has arrived in style. Chris Weimer of Thoughts on Antiquity has given a great play by play on the January biblioblogging scene. And my thoughts on the purpose of blogging even got mention [...]
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Elsewhere . . .- Michael Goulder Bibliography Mark Goodacre
- Why the Society of Biblical Literature should change its motto noreply@blogger.com (Alan Lenzi)
- Gobbets Mary Beard
- Deadline alert for SBL Atlanta JohnFH
- Messiah College receives federal recognition for commitment to community service - Patriot-News (author unknown)
- 100,000 Downloads of the Logos Bible Software iPhone App rburns
- Life Before Google James F. McGrath
- A False Prophecy: The Future of the Internet noreply@blogger.com (Dr. Claude Mariottini)
- My New Association with Asbury Theological Seminary Nijay Gupta
- SBL Midwest Night One - Texts and Jewish Identity J. Brian Tucker
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