open question for NT scholars #5 . . .

Posted by Quixie at 2:34 AM

Thinking of textual blunders, an example ocurred to me: Matt 27. The gospel-we-know-as-Matthew's narrative about the downfall of Judas I...

Codex Sinaiticus manuscript digitized and online

Posted by Quixie at 2:49 PM

It's rare that one gets to look at a fourth century Bible manuscript . Way cool.

weird Jesuses #3 ...

Posted by Quixie at 11:56 AM

Here's a primitive woodcut: The Way to Emmaus.

Who published the New Testament?

Posted by Quixie at 10:58 AM

William Arnal over at the Christian Origins group called my attention to a couple of articles from the current issue of Free Inquir y magaz...

On the Centenarian Defense as an Apologetic Strategy...

Posted by Quixie at 3:23 PM

I'd like to devote this post to a subtle apologetic technique that I've encountered in recent conversations and blogsurfs. Some Chri...

barefoot servants too . . . (another polaroid)

Posted by Quixie at 6:06 PM

When I was seventeen years old I lived in the Bronx. The stomping grounds went from the upper 190s north along the Grand Concourse (starting...

the synoptic meme . . . (brilliant corners)

Posted by Quixie at 4:49 PM

Over at Exploring Our Matrix , James M c Grath has written a post about how our specific paradigms regarding the chronology and the inter-re...