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Direct evidence
Thus amulets were actually often a mixture of various formulas from Babylonian, Egyptian, and Greek elements that were worn by those of most affiliations so as to protect against other forms of magic.… more →
Beyond Your Imagination
Review: Encountering the Manuscripts (Comfort)
diglot wrote 4 weeks ago: Title: Encountering the Manuscripts: An Introduction to New Testament Paleography and Textual Critic … more →
Does history even matter to Mormons?
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Andrew wrote 5 months ago: My quest is complete. The quotation I’ve been searching for since the start of this blog (most … more →
Peter Head Responds
Rob Kashow wrote 6 months ago: Since my critique of one or two of Peter Head’s comments (more on this here), he has responded … more →
Head and Wallace/CSNTM in Dialogue
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Rob Kashow wrote 6 months ago: Peter Head over at evangelicaltextualcriticism.blogspot.com has posted an article summarizing a rece … more →
The Joseph Smith Paryri
Randall wrote 1 year ago: I was reading this article on the FARMS website on the Joseph Smith Papyri this afternoon, and thoug … more →
Direct evidence
egabriel wrote 1 year ago: Thus amulets were actually often a mixture of various formulas from Babylonian, Egyptian, and Greek … more →
Magic acts or rituals
egabriel wrote 1 year ago: In other cases certain spells allow one to send out a daemon or daemons to harm one’s enemies or eve … more →
Magical papyri
egabriel wrote 1 year ago: It seems, that a huge interest in magic was on the rise in the Hellenistic period, especially around … more →
The use of spirit mediums
egabriel wrote 1 year ago: I was always curious about the origin of the word magic. Through my research for local funeral home … more →
Ancient library unearthed in Italy
chuckatmain wrote 1 year ago: Papyri 2.0? … more →
The Keys to Prophecy VI: A Great Star
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anthonyelarson wrote 1 year ago: 790 words © Anthony E. Larson, 2006 The Keys to Prophecy VI: A Great Star If we look closely at the … more →
The Keys to Prophecy III: The Prophets' Language
anthonyelarson wrote 1 year ago: 829 words © Anthony E. Larson, 2004 The Keys to Prophecy III: The Prophets’ Language The biz … more →
Ancient Egyptian Lexicon Discovered in University Digitisation Project
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pavementsofsilver wrote 1 year ago: Thanks to A K Eyma and Michael Tilgner for giving the EEF Email list a heads up on this: At the Univ … more →
Reasons Why the New Testament Has Enduring Value (Part 1)
Jovan Payes wrote 1 year ago: Introduction The New Testament is an ancient collection of 27 documents produced in the last few dec … more →
Diversity in the Desert
Jeremy wrote 1 year ago: The University of Michigan has a Web Exhibition, Diversity in the Desert: Daily Life in Greek & … more →
Meet Lois! (guest post from Lois Daunis)
rbarenblat wrote 2 years ago: Inkberry invites you to meet Lois Daunis, the owner of Papyri Books. The new location of Papyri Book … more →
