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Can God Be Tempted? [Updated]

Yesterday in our Sunday morning small groups, I sat in with our senior guys as they started studying the book of James. As we were reading and discussing, we came along to James 1:13, “Let no on… more →

Confessions of a Closet Academic

Summer Schedule

bowdenblog wrote 15 hours ago: This summer is shaping up to be an exciting one. I will be presenting the following papers this summ … more →

A Closed Canon — 1 comment

Reformed Reader wrote 4 days ago:    In 1934, Walter Bauer argued that there was no clear line between heresy and orthodoxy in the ear … more →

Tags: Andreas Köstenberger, Apostolic, Bart Ehrman, canon, Herman Ridderbos, Michael Kruger, nt canon, Walter Bauer

Bauckham on The Theology of Revelation

mjbutterworth wrote 5 days ago: Since childhood, Revelation, or The Apocalypse of St. John, has been one of my favorite books in the … more →

Tags: Theology, Bible, Books, revelation, Richard Bauckham, The Apocalypse of St. John, The Theology of the Book of Revelation

OUTLINE OF NT STUDIES - UNIT 3

Abidan Shah wrote 3 weeks ago: OUTLINE OF NT STUDIES – UNIT 3 The following is my outline of the critical study of the New Te … more →

Tags: Bible, history of NT studies, New Testament, history of new testament

More Online Classes from the Master's Seminary — 3 comments

Clifford Kvidahl wrote 3 weeks ago:           If the number of hits on my blog and retweets tell me anything it … more →

Tags: Online Education, Old Testament Studies, Theology, Hebrew, Bible, Jesus, Old Testament, God, T.M.S

In the Mail: Jesus is Lord, Caesar is Not (IVP Academic)

Clifford Kvidahl wrote 1 month ago: The kind folks over at IVP Academic sent along a review copy of Scot McKnight and Joseph Modica … more →

Tags: Book Reviews, Jesus is Lord Caesar is Not, Book Review, Bible, Jesus, New Testament, God, jesus is lord, Caesar is Not

Index of Religious and Theological Journals — 2 comments

bowdenblog wrote 1 month ago: The Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies at the University of Leuven has compiled a list (click … more →

A New Kind of Apologetics: Christian Renaissance — 3 comments

Daniel B. Wallace wrote 1 month ago: News on the Christian Renaissance Apologia Conference coming up on April 12–13: I’ve mentioned … more →

Tags: Contemporary Issues, Theology, Apologetics, Christ's Deity, Constantine, Dead Sea Scrolls, Gospels, Historical Reliability, Jesus

"The time for action has come"

bowdenblog wrote 1 month ago: This quote/translation serves as a good reminder for those of us who spend a good deal of time readi … more →

Tags: Greek

12 Facts and 12 Theories About the Resurrection of Jesus

jderekallen wrote 1 month ago: Below is an excerpt from a blog posted at Aletheia Cube (http://aletheiacube.blogspot.com), which is … more →

Tags: Biblical Studies, New Testament, Theology, Apologetics, Easter, Resurrection, resurrection theories, theology, was Jesus really raised from the dead

OUTLINE OF NT STUDIES - UNIT 2

Abidan Shah wrote 1 month ago: OUTLINE OF NEW TESTAMENT STUDIES The following is my outline of the critical study of the New Testam … more →

Tags: new testament studies, renaissance, Reformation, humanist, Erasmus, Luther, Zwingli, Richard Simon, Hugo Grotius

OUTLINE OF NT STUDIES - UNIT 1

Abidan Shah wrote 2 months ago: OUTLINE OF NEW TESTAMENT STUDIES The following is my outline of the critical study of the New Testam … more →

Tags: Bible, history of NT studies, New Testament, alexandrian, Antiochian, North Africa

A New New Testament: Are You Serious? — 66 comments

Daniel B. Wallace wrote 2 months ago: Just released from the giant publishing firm, Houghton Miflin Harcourt: A New New Testament: A Bible … more →

Tags: Contemporary Issues, Early Christianity, Theology, Church Councils, gnosticism, gospel of thomas, Hal Taussig, Jesus Seminar, New New Testament

Book Highlight: Westerholm's "Perspectives Old and New on Paul"

bowdenblog wrote 2 months ago: Very rarely do I read an academic book from cover to cover. Westerholm’s Perspectives Old and … more →

Tags: paul, Justification, Westerholm

The Sound of Silence: Mark's Account of the Crucifixion — 3 comments

rstarner wrote 2 months ago: In “marked” contrast to the adopted practice of most modern historiographers who are fon … more →

The Conflict of a Sign — 3 comments

Bibin wrote 2 months ago: An Exegetical Study of Matthew 12:38-45 1. Introduction A sign is something that points to another r … more →

Tags: Matthew, Biblical, Jesus, pharisees, Signs, .:*Conflict*:., Mt 12:38-45, Matthew 12:38-45, Exegesis

Numismatics: An Underutilized Tool for NT Interpretation? — 3 comments

Joshua Paul Smith wrote 2 months ago: Sitting on my office shelf above my desk is a little box containing two small, ancient bronze prutah … more →

Tags: archaeology, Economics, Culture/Society, revelation, numismatics, Mark of the Beast, coins, Judea

The Existence of Jesus and Why Christians Need to Stop Talking About It — 1 comment

IanMillsN wrote 2 months ago: Christian apologists[1] over the last decade -roughly that period during which I’ve been literate- h … more →

Tags: Theology, History, Historical Jesus, mythicism, Apologetics

Who Really Wrote the Gospels?

pastorbrianchilton wrote 2 months ago: Click here for the Redeeming Truth Radio show on “Who Really Wrote the Gospels?” The … more →

Tags: Apologetics, Biblical Studies, authorship, Bible, Christian Testimony, Christianity, Gospels, Historical Jesus, History


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