Posted by Quixie at 3:33 PM
This is the short film that inspired Mohammed Bouyeri to murder Van Gogh in the early morning of 2 November 2004, in Amsterdam, in front of ...
03 July 2010
29 June 2010
Reading the Unreadable
Posted by Quixie at 7:43 AM
. Some ancient scrolls are so deteriorated that unfolding them would completely destroy them, would pulverize them. Here's a link to a c...
Labels:
manuscripts,
scrolls,
technology,
video
26 June 2010
the problem with P-52 . . .
Posted by Quixie at 7:24 PM
Labels:
Bible,
John,
manuscript,
New Testament,
New Testament studies,
radiocarbon dating
11 June 2010
a year short and a dollar late . . .
Posted by Quixie at 12:36 AM
I stopped staring at television sets 'round '91. Those were the days of Desert Storm and its thousand points of lights in the sky, t...
Labels:
bullshit,
debate,
Don Johnson,
fundamentalism,
religion,
resurrection,
Robert M Price,
television
25 February 2010
the evolution of confusion ...(Dan Dennett on "deepities")
Posted by Quixie at 10:33 PM
This guy seldom fails to get a good "amen" out of me.
Labels:
atheism,
brights,
bullshit,
Dan Dennett,
Richard Dawkins,
theology,
video
17 October 2009
AJLevine on the historical Jesus . . .
Posted by Quixie at 2:58 PM
During a program in which Amy Jill Levine was interviewed on the topic "Who Was Jesus of Nazareth" she says: In terms of what I d...
Labels:
Amy Jill Levine,
Historical Jesus,
history,
New Testament,
Paul
04 August 2009
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...
Labels:
gospels,
history,
New Testament,
Quixie stumper
01 August 2009
nitpicking Religulous . . .
Posted by Quixie at 4:05 PM
Two of the bloggers that I sometimes read (Greg Boyd and James McGrath ) have done reviews of the film Religulous recently. I watched the ...
Labels:
apologetics,
Bill Maher,
history,
New Testament studies
a fool on the hill . . . well done
Posted by Quixie at 12:20 PM
30 July 2009
non-sequitur of the day . . .
Posted by Quixie at 10:26 PM
I absolutely adore Aretha Franklin's singing voice. It soothes my savage breast. She made a gospel recording some time in the mid sevent...
25 July 2009
la YiYiYi, que nos dice . . .
Posted by Quixie at 9:53 PM
I've watched this video a bunch of times. When Pablo Picasso watched La Lupe perform for the first time, he said, "One word: genius...
23 July 2009
a geomorphic linguistic riddle . . .
Posted by Quixie at 10:05 PM
On September 23rd, 1493, Cristobal Colón, who was on his second trip to the "new world," had made it to what is now the island...
Labels:
Cristobal Colón,
geography,
history,
Juan Ponce De León,
Puerto Rico,
San Juan
13 July 2009
suggestions for a pope . . .
Posted by Quixie at 6:03 PM
The radiocarbon tests performed on some bone fragments from the recently excavated sarcophagus traditionally held to be the apostle Paul...
Labels:
chronology,
history,
Nagen Broshi,
New Testament,
Paul,
Pope Benedict XVI,
relics,
science,
Simon Bar Kochba
06 July 2009
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.
Labels:
Bible,
Codex Sinaiticus,
gospels,
history,
New Testament
02 July 2009
the battle continues . . .
Posted by Quixie at 2:30 PM
Tempe Town Lake catfish will be surprised to hear that Oscar Meyers scored higher than Hebrew Nationals in a taste test done recently invol...
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