48 days ago by Daniel O. McClellan

April DeConick posted yesterday her “Ten Commandments” of historico-critical interpretation. Part of her post was meant to address the incompatibility of historico-critical methodology and what she calls “confessional” scholarship (I use “devotional” or “faith-based”). I thought the list made a lot ...

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49 days ago by Tim Ricchuiti

April 7-9, 2010 : International Conference : Resurrection of the Dead. Biblical Traditions in Dialogue [ Via]

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52 days ago by Tim Ricchuiti

What's a biblical scholar to do? April DeConick has posted a couple thoughts over the last few days on proper historical scholarship, and what that looks like in opposition to "confessional" scholarship: There is a big difference between confessional scholarship and its working assumptions and histo ...

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60 days ago by James F. McGrath

In the beginning, there was Jim Davila. And the blogosphere was formless and void, and NT Wrong was fishing [NOTE: some manuscripts provide a different spelling here] in the darkness. And while Jim was still contemplating what to call that which he was about to inaugurate, Mark Goodacre said "Let th ...

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60 days ago by Rob Kashow

Brenda Heyink has decided to chime in and add her two cents, assessing my argument and the overall point being made by Deconick.

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61 days ago by Tim Ricchuiti

More news on the SBL/Biblioblog union: The following persons will be serving as the ‘Steering Committee’ for the Biblioblog Program Unit: April DeConick Mark Goodacre Stephanie Fisher Robert CargillMany thanks to Jim West and whomever's he got working with him for working on this.

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62 days ago by Tim Ricchuiti

A couple additional posts from the comments, and few more from biblioblogdom-at-large. As always, previous update posts ( here, here, here, here, here, here, here, and here) can be read from bottom to top. If you don't see your post, leave me a comment. New posts start at Rod's. Jim makes some obser ...

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63 days ago by Tim Ricchuiti

My numbering system has changed more often than Jim West's blog theme. Anyway, the posts just keep coming, so I'm gonna keep updating (roughly chronological). As always, previous update posts ( here, here, here, here, here, here, and here) can be read from bottom to top. If you don't see your post, ...

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63 days ago by James F. McGrath

I've been following the discussion of women bibliobloggers with great interest, but have also been hesitant to jump into the fray, largely because of being in two minds about the matter. (Please note that, should my contribution to the discussion be deemed anything other than a wise and insightful p ...

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64 days ago by Damian

Whilst April DeConick’s purposes were quite specific in quoting this section of the book she’s writing, I really enjoyed her counter-cultural reading of 1 Corinthians: From Paul’s argument we can gather that the women in Corinth had removed their veils (at least while worshipping) in order to align ...

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