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 [...]
Browsing the archives for the biblioblogs category
1 Jul 09
21 May 09
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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Posted in biblioblogs, humor
3 Apr 08
A friend of mine asked this question:
Pat, do you know of any biblioblogs that deal particularly with…
1) teaching biblical studies in general
2) using tech in biblical studies ed (e.g. class wikis, PPT, Blackboard, etc.)
?
So, I put the question to you all. What do you think? My friend is especially interesting in Hebrew Bible and ANE [...]
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Posted in biblicablogs, biblioblogs, education, pedagogy, teaching, technology
11 Dec 07
This news is a little late in coming, but a couple weeks ago I was welcomed into the family of The Daily Scribe, which has the description: “A growing compendium of exceptional Christian expression.” One of the things that the Scribe is looking for is open-mindedness and dialogue. I am honored and happy to be [...]
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Posted in biblioblogs, blogging, career, the daily scribe
15 Nov 07
No, that’s not where one eats bibliobloggers for lunch, but rather the time during which one meets other bibliobloggers for conversation and food. It’s going to be at 11:30am on Sunday at the entrance to the book exhibit, so that all the people going to the book exhibit can say, “Who are all these crazies [...]
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Posted in Annual meeting, SBL, biblioblogs
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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Posted in biblical studies carnival, biblioblogs, women's roles
17 Apr 07
I just checked back on Amazon UnSpun since I’ve seen it posted on so many blogs since I did my rankings. On the UnSpun homepage, their Most Popular Lists breakdown for the past 30 days currently has our biblioblogs list (”Best Blogs about Biblical Studies“) at #2, behind “Missing Apple Announcements.” Come on, we can [...]
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Posted in biblioblogs, ranking
14 Apr 07
I just learned from Jim West that there is this list ranking Biblical Studies blogs on this thing called Amazon UnSpun. I’ve never heard of Amazon UnSpun, but apparently it’s related to Amazon.com and it seems to be a community of lists. People vote and comment on the items on these lists. I guess that’s [...]
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Posted in biblioblogs
3 Apr 07
James Tabor, author of The Jesus Dynasty and Chair of the Department of Religious Studies at UNC-Charlotte, is the featured biblioblogger of the month, deservedly so. He had a good interview with Brandon Wason. Check it out.
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Posted in biblioblogs
23 Mar 07
I don’t know when this happened (it seems to have been around 3/18), but apparently I’ve been added to the biblioblogs roster! I was surprised to discover that someone found their path to my blog from the biblioblogs.com list of blogs. Many thanks to Jim West and Brandon Wason for including me in their esteemed [...]
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Posted in biblioblogs
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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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