JHC still online . . . .

Posted by Quixie at 9:57 AM

I had posted these articles before, but the links were all broken. I am posting them again here. They present some of the Tübingen and Dutch...

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...

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...

but wait! . . . there's more! . . . .

Posted by Quixie at 8:19 PM

Not only was there a fourth century icon of the apostle Paul unveiled, but the pope also has announced that radiocarbon dating of bone fragm...

speaking of Paul . . .

Posted by Quixie at 2:34 PM

ROME ( Reuters ) - Vatican archaeologists using laser technology have discovered what they believe is the oldest image in existence of S...

the Tübingen School and the Dutch Radicals online . . .

Posted by Quixie at 1:56 AM

After finishing Conzelmann, I started reading up on the Tübingen School and the subsequent Dutch Radicals that took the former's ideas t...

through a glass slyly . . .

Posted by Quixie at 11:02 AM

Religious self-identity #4 I remember hearing the phrase “ Jews for Jesus ” long before I actually met my first one. She handed me one of t...

repost for the curious

Posted by Quixie at 1:52 PM

For anyone who might be genuinely interested in listening to a pretty good presentation of the mythicist case in three parts. The podcaster ...

Paul and the pastorals . . .

Posted by Quixie at 1:16 PM

Over at Debunking Christianity I was surprised to find someone actually defending Pauline authorship for the pastorals. Curiously, the argu...

preaching to the choir is easy

Posted by Quixie at 12:37 PM

The following is a comment I tried to post on Ben Witherington's blog. I was responding to a fellow commenter who had brought up the poi...

wutherin' depths . . .

Posted by Quixie at 1:36 AM

Recently the name of Ben Witherington came up in a dialogue between bloggers . One blogger was pointing out a consensus position on the pro...

monitoring a blogologue . . .

Posted by Quixie at 3:32 PM

There has been an interesting volley between James M c Grath and Michael Halcomb and Ken Brown and others concerning inclusivity, exclusivi...

"to many brethren at the same time ..."

Posted by Quixie at 7:55 AM

UFOs over Texas. Angels over L'América? Dozens of folks down in Stephenville, Texas report having seen something huge and shiny and whis...

slight of hindsight: (it's not in the texts, dude)

Posted by Quixie at 2:46 AM

I listened to this debate on the historicity of the resurrection between Richard Carrier and Michael Licona a few days ago. At several poin...

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...