“aha” moments: biblical scholars tell their stories (9): Anthony Le Donne
The 9th installment in our “aha moments” series is by Anthony Le Donne, assistant professor of New Testament at United Theological Seminary in Dayton, OH, and formerly of Lincoln Christian University....
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The 10th installment of our “aha” moments series is by Chris Tilling, Lecturer in New Testament at St Mellitus College and Visiting Lecturer at King’s College London. He is the author of Paul’s Divine...
View Article“aha” moments: biblical scholars tell their stories (11): Chris Keith
Today’s “aha” moments post is by Chris Keith, Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity and Director of the Centre for the Social-Scientific Study of the Bible, St Mary’s University,...
View Article“aha” moments: biblical scholars tell their stories (12): Megan DeFranza
Today’s “aha” moment is by Megan K. DeFranza (PhD, Marquette University, MA Theology and MA Biblical Languages, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary). She is an author, educator, and facilitator of...
View Article“aha” moments: biblical scholars tell their stories (13): Carlos Bovell
Today’s “aha” moment is brought to you by Carlos Bovell, a frequent contributor to this blog (for his last post go here and work backwards). Bovell is a graduate of Westminster Theological Seminary and...
View Article“aha” moments: biblical scholars tell their stories (14): Lindsey Trozzo
Today’s “aha” moment is by Lindsey M. Trozzo (BA, Biola University, Biblical and Theological Studies; MA, Talbot School of Theology, NT). Trozzo is ABD in her PhD work at Baylor University, where she...
View Article“aha” moments: a pastor tells his story (15): anonymous
I have long thought that the #1 factor in bringing about theological change is that “life happens”–new experiences that cannot be held in old containers. Many (but not all) of the “aha” moments posted...
View Articleevangelicalism, evolution, and the facts
A recent article in the NYT talks about the collision between “beliefs and facts.” It struck a chord. The author, Brendan Nyhan, argues that simply “knowing” scientific data, for example on evolution...
View Article“aha” moments: biblical scholars tell their stories (16): Jeannine Brown
After a 2 week break (my daughter had the audacity of getting married in the middle of one of my blog series), we are back today with the 16th “aha” moment, this one by Jeannine K. Brown (Ph.D., Luther...
View Article“aha” moments: biblical scholars tell their stories: (17) Michael Halcomb
Today’s “aha” moment, the 17th in the series (and counting) is by T. Michael W. Halcomb (Ph.D., Asbury Theological Seminary, in New Testament), founder of the Conversational Koine Institute, a language...
View Article“aha” moments: biblical scholars tell their stories (18): Rob Dalrymple
It’s been a while since our last “aha” moment, but I told you they’d be coming in now and then, and I’ll post them as they do. I don’t mind telling you, nothing I’ve ever posted here on Patheos has...
View Articlemy 5 “best” blogs of 2014 that, as far as we know (who’s to say, really?)...
And by “best” I mean most page views. I think some others deserve to be on this list, but readers found them less interesting–probably because they were logical, balanced, well-argued, not sarcastic or...
View Article“aha” moments (19): Jared Byas
Today’s post is part of our continuing yet intermittent “aha” moment series, this from Jared Byas. Byas (BA in Philosophy from Liberty University and an MAR from Westminster Theological Seminary) was...
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