Guestbook

I'd wondered why no-one ever seemed to sign my guestbook any more and I've just realised, in my revamping of the front page of the N...
Argos taken down

I'm sorry to see that Argos, the "Limited Area Search of the Ancient and Medieval Internet, University of Evansville" has been...
Is The Passion of Christ an autobiopic?

Thanks to Jim West for drawing attention to an interesting and well-written article about The Passion of Christ , situating it in Gibson...
Like a red rag to a bigot

Curious Observer article yesterday on the problems of "mixing religion and art", combining discussion of the Mel Gibson film with...
Fee Article

Recently published article by Gordon Fee: The Cultural Context of Ephesians 5:18–6:9 (PDF) Its subtitle is "Is there a divinely ordain...
Free software for learning Greek

At the Greek Study Day here on Wednesday, there was some discussion of memorisation. One thing that got mentioned was the number of useful...
Jim West's new blog

Jim West has started a new Biblical Studies Blog which replaces his previous Petros Baptist Church blog.
Review of Ehrman

An article in the Boston Globe by Scott Bernard Nelson speaks enthusiastically of Bart Ehrman's twin publications Lost Christianities: ...
PhD Weblogs

There's a new(ish) site listing PhD students' weblogs from around the world. It's at PhDweblogs.net ; 80+ so far listed; nothi...
Philip Esler on Romans

Just announced by Fortress: Philip Esler Provides Fresh Analysis of Paul’s Most Important Letter MINNEAPOLIS (October 23, 2003)— What is the...

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