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Society of Biblical Literature: Papers for which I am desperately searching
Here we are in the hurricane-blasted New Orleans (with a nod to one of Nick Cave’s phrases – baby-blasted mothers) at the Society of Biblical Literature. I finally had a chance to look at … more →
Stalin's Moustache
Society of Biblical Literature: Papers for which I am desperately searching
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stalinsmoustache wrote 1 week ago: Here we are in the hurricane-blasted New Orleans (with a nod to one of Nick Cave’s phrases … more →
Hittites and their horses
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stalinsmoustache wrote 2 weeks ago: In my research for ‘Hittites, Horses and Corpses’ I came across these, um, sculptures fr … more →
Two More Hittite Texts
stalinsmoustache wrote 3 weeks ago: Apparently the Hittites, far from disappearing in history, are still with us: Mark Matthews, The Hor … more →
The Warrior Spirit & Art Of War Bound Within The Bible's Deuteronomy 7
fidelgonzales wrote 3 weeks ago: What good is a warrior without the weapon of discernment within his arsenal? What good is warrior wi … more →
Hippophilia, or Hittites on the Loose?
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stalinsmoustache wrote 3 weeks ago: Vulgar Marxism and Jim West are on the trail of a few passionate horse-lovers. In one case, Police a … more →
Lolcat Awards, for RBL books relevant to my interests, Oct. 17.
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Dr. Jim wrote 1 month ago: The latest Review of Biblical Literature edition is up on the RBL blog (http://rblnewsletter.blogspo … more →
Helen: the journey from Sparta to Troy
phillipkay wrote 2 months ago: The story of Helen of Troy can probably never be unravelled. It has both a political and a religious … more →
God, The Failed Hypothesis?
breakthroughtogod wrote 3 months ago: I recently ran across a book entitled: God, the Failed Hypothesis: How Science Shows That God Does N … more →
ANE / The Hattians – 2 / 2
Theophyle wrote 3 months ago: The Hattic Language No documents have been found in which the native Hattic speakers wrote their own … more →
Heavy Petting and Depraved Indifference
stalinsmoustache wrote 4 months ago: Thought I’d share some of my research findings relating to Fleshly Readings, especially that p … more →
Comic Relief in the Old Testament: "Damned if you do, damned if you don't"
Aaron Rathburn wrote 5 months ago: Here is one of my favorite passages of the Bible, where there is a couple moments of comic relief in … more →
Letter to the Editor
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Robert Parrish wrote 8 months ago: [Today's post is by Larry Pierce, co-editor of Newton's Revised History of Ancient Kingdoms, publish … more →
Who built the Hanging Gardens? A short history of Babylon.
sarahrolph wrote 8 months ago: Present-day Iraq is the site of the ancient Babylonia. To orient you in the map below– you ha … more →
Wednesday Evening Bible Study 03/11/09
carrlanebaptist1988 wrote 8 months ago: Called Back To Egypt Exodus 3 OUTLINE: I. GOD CALLS MOSES FROM OUT OF THE MIDST OF A FIERY BUSH (vv. … more →
Wednesday Evening Bible Study 03/11/09
Tim A. wrote 8 months ago: Called Back To Egypt Exodus 3 OUTLINE: I. GOD CALLS MOSES FROM OUT OF THE MIDST OF A FIERY BUSH (v … more →
Ancient Bigfoot Wars: Cappadocia
Lisa A. Shiel wrote 8 months ago: Underground cities. Booby-trapped tunnels. Huge stone barricades. The Hittites, ancient inhabitants … more →
Flame Of The LORD
Tim A. wrote 9 months ago: The story that is told in chapter 11 is often one of David’s sin; after all he is the character, the … more →
Hittites, Horses and Corpses
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stalinsmoustache wrote 9 months ago: Following on from my previous entry regarding Hittites, horses, mules and the dead (especially in th … more →
Bestiality, Zoophilia etc.
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stalinsmoustache wrote 9 months ago: I have been thinking of collecting some earlier essays on Annie Sprinkle, Leopold von Sacher Masoch … more →
