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When to Bayes

rjosephhoffmann wrote 22 hours ago: Richard Swinburne The Following essay review of Richard Swinburne’s The Resurrection of God In … more →

Tags: Agnosticism, Atheism, Bayes's Theorem, Bible, Christianity, New Testament, Probability, R. Joseph Hoffmann, Richard Carrier

Holy Land Villages Revive Language of Jesus

Fr Stephen Smuts wrote 4 days ago: Aramaic. Jish, Israel — Two villages in the Holy Land’s tiny Christian community are tea … more →

Tags: Biblical Archaeology, Israel, holy land, News, Research, Biblical, Aramaic, language

Ehrman & Carrier: the historical Jesus (8)

Fortigurn wrote 5 days ago: This post continues from the original post in this series. Dying and rising gods Carrier objected to … more →

Tags: Christianity, Jesus, Historical Christianity, historical Christianity, bayes theorem, Richard Carrier, Bart Ehrman, did Jesus exist, Historical Studies

Did Jesus Exist?

D Andrew Kille wrote 1 week ago: Bart Ehrman, a New Testament professor at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, has penned a … more →

Tags: background resources, Bart Ehrman, interpretation, Jesus, New Testament

Ehrman & Carrier: the historical Jesus (7)2 comments

Fortigurn wrote 1 week ago: This post continues from the original post in this series. Pilate: prefect, procurator, or both? Car … more →

Tags: Christianity, Jesus, Historical Christianity, historical Christianity, History, bayes theorem, Richard Carrier, Bart Ehrman, did Jesus exist

Oh Jesus...

Roger wrote 1 week ago: Who is Jesus? I have heard this name for over a decade and nearly a million times. Just a casual pee … more →

Tags: The Gospels, son of god, Christianity, Jesus, Lord

A Few Quotes on Jesus Mythicism1 comment

diglot wrote 1 week ago: Here are three quotes I found humorous that I have  come across by scholars on Jesus mythicism (a.k. … more →

It's Really Not Fair3 comments

Nick Norelli wrote 1 week ago: If you’re the type of person who enjoys watching invalids get beat with sticks then you’ … more →

Tags: New Testament, Biblical Studies

Jesus Mythicists Smackdown1 comment

Chuck Grantham wrote 1 week ago: Here. With lots of footnotes! … more →

Tags: Bible Study, Blogging, Early Christianity, History, Gospels, Jesus Myth, jesus mythicists, mauirce casey, r.jospeh hoffmann

The Jesus Process: A Consultation on the Historical Jesus52 comments

rjosephhoffmann wrote 1 week ago: Controversy, Mythicism, and the Historical Jesus © 2012 R. Joseph Hoffmann Framework While the New T … more →

Tags: Biblical Studies, Early Christianity, Incompetence, internet scholars, Jesus Myth, Myth Theory, mythicism, New Testament

The Jesus Process: Stephanie Louise Fisher189 comments

rjosephhoffmann wrote 1 week ago: AN EXHIBITION OF INCOMPETENCE: TRICKERY DICKERY BAYES (c) 2012 by Stephanie Fisher, University of No … more →

Tags: amateurism in biblical studies, Atheism, bayes theorem, Bible, internet scholars, Myth theiry, Religion, Richard Carrier

New Location for the "Jesus, Criteria, and the Demise of Authenticity" Conference1 comment

Christopher Skinner wrote 1 week ago: Matthew Montonini reports that the conference devoted to the book, Jesus, Criteria, and the Demise o … more →

Tags: Anthony Le Donne, Chris Keith, Conference, Jesus, Lincoln Christian University, Mark Goodacre, Matthew Montonini

Ehrman & Carrier: the historical Jesus (5)4 comments

Fortigurn wrote 1 week ago: This post continues from the original post in this series. Ehrman on sources for the life of Jesus C … more →

Tags: Christianity, Historical Christianity, Jesus, historical Christianity, Early Christianity, bayes theorem, Richard Carrier, Bart Ehrman, did Jesus exist

What's Going On With Bart?3 comments

Jim wrote 1 week ago: Bart Ehrman posted this bit in which he describes his experiences writing his latest book. Stephanie … more →

Tags: Bible, Books, Biblical Studies Resources, Maurice Casey, Bart D. Ehrman, Historicity of Jesus

Coming May 23rd- A New Academic Project in Quest of the Historical Jesus: The Jesus Process1 comment

Jim wrote 1 week ago: It’s A Consultation on Method and Madness in New Testament Studies Essays by Maurice Casey, R. … more →

Tags: Bible, Biblical Studies Resources, Jesus Process

Ehrman & Carrier: the historical Jesus (4)1 comment

Fortigurn wrote 1 week ago: This post continues from the original post in this series. Forgery in Tacitus This issue concerns th … more →

Tags: Christianity, Jesus, Historical Christianity, New Testament, Early Christianity, History, bayes theorem, Richard Carrier, Bart Ehrman

THE JESUS PROCESS (c)6 comments

rjosephhoffmann wrote 1 week ago: A Consultation on Method, Myth, and Madness in New Testament Studies Now Published! Essays by Mauric … more →

Tags: amateurism in biblical studies, Atheism, bayes theorem, Bible, Christianity, internet scholars, Jesus, Jesus Seminar, method in biblical studies

Ehrman & Carrier: the historical Jesus (3)1 comment

Fortigurn wrote 1 week ago: This post continues from the original post in this series. Records in 1st century Roman Palestine Ca … more →

Tags: Christianity, Jesus, Historical Christianity, Bart Ehrman, bayes theorem, did Jesus exist, Early Christianity, Historical Studies, historicity

Jesus Said, "I Am The Way."

journeyman60 wrote 2 weeks ago: An objective look at the life of Christ will cause us to conclude that Jesus was a radical, and not … more →

Tags: God? Yes! Religion? No!, journeying with God, Who is God?, God, Journey of life!, Jesus, Life of Christ, Jesus was a radical, I am the Way


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