In the mail, @FortressPress, “Telling Tales about Jesus: An Introduction to the New Testament Gospels”
A new book by Warren Carter? Yes, please. Warren Carter leads the beginning student in an inductive exploration of the
Dammit Bultmann! Stop rationalizing the miracles! The Bread, Loaves, and Myth
Rudolf Bultmann, the father of demythologization, urged people to get behind the text. On that, I agree. I also agree
Proverbs 22 as the Mimetic Precursor to Matthew 10 (Also, Luke used Matthew and Mark)
I’d like you to compare, for a moment, Matthew 10 and Proverbs 22 (see it in the LXX here). Not,
science approaches the way memory changes
Memory research is interesting exactly because of the way we remember things – even the way we remember the remembrances
on John’s use of Mark – the thrice prediction
I found this old post of James McGrath about the prediction of Jesus’s death. I guess I found it like
(video) Dr Peter Williams – New Evidences the Gospels were Based on Eyewitness Accounts
I wanted to save this for later. If any Gospel is from an eyewitness account, it could be Mark –
Why the Farrer-Goulder and Goodacre theory is a “better” methodology
I am in the midst of a lot of outside things at the moment and cannot contribute like I would
Before you go on in the Q discussion…”On Dispensing with Q”
This essay must accompany your discussion, along with any of ]] books on Gospel origins, including his recent on on