Revelation with a ‘pre-Christian’ core?
James Tabor writes – In the references below I have put these interpolative elements bold italicized brackets. This exercise strongly
James Tabor writes – In the references below I have put these interpolative elements bold italicized brackets. This exercise strongly
Title$, position$… and the revi$ion of hi$tory. First, note this post… Hilarious. If you’ve followed the Simcha/Tabor fiasco, you’ll note
It has been shared in numerous venues, but Father Puech, a research giant in the Dead Sea Scrolls and latest
Daniel concludes, in part… It should be needless to say, but the title of Tabor’s blog post is entirely deceptive.
And should he be. As much as some like Tabor, many people he is following a conman, er, conperson in
These legendary stories from Greco-Roman culture may well have contributed to accounts of Jesus’ miraculous birth in Matthew and Luke
I just thought with the pseudos popping up, this was funny: We analyze the Talpiot tomb, which has been alleged
I’d say yes. Maybe it’s me, but I’m funny about words. In terms of your work, April, on Early Christology