PODCAST: Unhitching the Old Testament Ep. 4 – Keith Giles
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My interview with Keith Giles gave me an opportunity to clarify the arguments made in his book Jesus Unbound: Liberating the Word of God from […]
Category: Bibliology
PODCAST: Unhitching the Old Testament Ep. 3 – Dr. A. Philip Brown II
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My interview with Dr. A. Philip Brown II centers around how we should define and understand biblical inspiration, how the New Testament both modifies and […]
The Gospel According to Tracts: How to Get to Heaven
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Tracts are small handouts which mix graphics and text to give a simple presentation of the gospel (and occasionally a subject that fundamentalists think is […]
Five Bizarre Facts You Might Not Know About the Bible
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Bizarre is in the eye of the beholder. To the ancient world that produced the Bible, these ideas were not strange at all; but for […]
PODCAST: Unhitching the Old Testament Ep. 2 – Exodus 34’s God Who Is Great in Kindness in the Old and New Testaments
Posted onIn Exodus 34:5-8, God revealed His character to Moses in words which would play a central role in directing Jewish discourse about the divine being […]
PODCAST: Unhitching the Old Testament Ep. 1 – Dr. Michael Heiser
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The first episode in a new podcast series, my interview with Dr. Michael Heiser covers the trend of “unhitching” the Old Testament from our Christian […]
PODCAST: Cantus Firmus Book Club Ep. 4 – Warlike Christians in an Age of Violence (w/ the author Nick Megoran)
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I recently had the opportunity to speak with Nick Megoran, lecturer in political geography at Newcastle University in Great Britain and specialist in geopolitics, religion, and […]
How Did the Pentateuch Come About?
Posted onIn a recent article series, I gave a broad history of the development of the documentary hypothesis–the view of most critical scholars about how the […]
PODCAST: Responding to Heretic Happy Hour’s Shots at the Canon
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In this episode I respond to claims from the podcast Heretic Happy Hour about the biblical canon, which is the list of the books of […]
Critical Biblical Scholarship Part 4 – The Historicity of the Book of Daniel
Posted onThis is the fourth in a series on critical biblical scholarship. For more, follow the RELATED links on each article. A lot of people are […]