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As it is Written: The Blow up in Baltimore (Part 1 - Summary)

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As it is Written. Wednesday, November 27, 2013. The Blow up in Baltimore (Part 1 - Summary). Although the relevant history goes back further, I begin with the book edited by Chris Keith and Anthony Le Donne, Jesus, Criteria and the Demise of Authenticity. Provocatively titled: “Memory, Orality, and the Fourth Gospel: Three Dead-Ends in Historical Jesus Research”! And soon after Keith offered a brief response to Foster. On their co-authored Jesus Blog. An approach to HJ research but rather destroys. Any a...

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As it is Written: Deutsch für Neutestamentlers

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As it is Written. Tuesday, January 14, 2014. As a developing scholar who is keenly interested in the Apostle Paul I am devoted to developing my German competency. I've used three different reference grammars/reading guides and I'm currently working my way through Rosetta Stone. Also, I'll probably take a readings course before I finish my PhD. For those interested, let me draw your attention to a new online resource. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Canon fodder - michael j kruger. Exploring our matri...

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As it is Written: The Blow Up in Baltimore (Part 2 – The Sparks)

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As it is Written. Saturday, November 30, 2013. The Blow Up in Baltimore (Part 2 – The Sparks). Having given a summary. Of the papers delivered during the Social Memory session in the Historical Jesus section at SBL, I know want to highlight why it was a “blow up” and offer my interpretation of the ensuing audience interaction. After a round of strong papers, each presenter was given the opportunity to respond in the same order as originally delivered. Guez and Allison, among others. It seems to me th...

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As it is Written: Advent Exhortation

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As it is Written. Sunday, December 1, 2013. The words from the second century Christian Apocalypse Shepherd of Hermas. Seemed particularly appropriate for the first day of Advent:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Canon fodder - michael j kruger. Center for the study of christian origins - edinburgh. Cross talk - michael gorman. Crux sola - nijay gupta. Earliest christianity - tim henderson. Euangelion - michael bird and joel willitts. Exploring our matrix - james mcgrath. Nt blog - mark goodacre.

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Recovering the Feast of Scripture an Excerpt from A Manifesto for Theological Interpretation. May 25, 2016. Posted by Mason Slater. The following is an excerpt from. A Manifesto for Theological Interpretation. Edited by Craig Bartholomew and Heath Thomas. Theological interpretation, which we define broadly as interpretation of the Bible for the church. Is that most ancient of hermeneutics. Surprisingly and. Wonderfully, it is also that most recent approach to the Bible witnessed in. The emergent theologi...

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First Corinthians

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BA Books & Authors on the Web May 15, 2015. May 15, 2015. Posted by Mason Slater. Scott Swain was interviewed at. About his recent book with Michael Allen,. Protestants tend to be leery of church confessions, especially when it comes to biblical interpretation, and to believe that the individual’s private judgment about the interpretation of the biblical text is the final court of appeal for theology. We believe the modern approach to sola scriptura. Also, Michael at. Austin Reed, at. The Church Accordin...

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Reading the Old Testament to Children?

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Reading the Old Testament to Children? May 18, 2015. Posted by Mason Slater. Today we are pleased to share the latest post in our weekly series, Beyond the Book. This month Matthew Schlimm will be discussing how we can approach the Old Testament as a friend in faith, in spite of its strangeness. Also, as part of this series we are giving away three copies of. This Strange and Sacred Scripture. The winners will be announced at the end of the month, and you can enter here. See Gen. 6:5-9:29. Gen 12; 20.

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New Release: Defending Substitution

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New Release: Defending Substitution. May 19, 2015. Posted by Mason Slater. In recent decades, the church and academy have witnessed intense debates concerning the concept of substitutionary atonement. Many have taken issue with the concept, claiming that it promotes bloody violence, glorifies suffering and death, and inevitably amounts to divine child abuse. On the other hand, others have defended penal substitution, arguing that the concept plays a pivotal role in classical Christian doctrine. 8220;This...