Jesus of Nazareth: Searching for the Historical Jesus
Professor Helen Bond’s lecture recorded 10 February 2018 at St. Paul’s Cathedral in London: “Around the year 30 AD, in an insignificant province of the Roman Empire, a Jewish prophet, […]
The Fashions and Fads of New Testament Methodologies
CSCO sat down with Professor Larry Hurtado and asked him, “As you’ve watched methodologies in biblical studies come and go, do you find any particularly neglected or overemphasized at present?”
A Tale of Tübingen: Reflections on an Erasmus Exchange
When arriving for the first time at passport control in the Stuttgart airport, I confess it was music to my ears to hear a native speaker know instinctively how to […]
Advice For Young Scholars
In this video, Professor Larry Hurtado offers some advice to young scholars.
The “Son of Man” Debate
In this video, Professor Hurtado traces some of the facets concerning the “Son of Man” debate, and provides an up-to-date assessment of recent scholarship on the topic.
A Thought on Social Memory Theory (Mark Goodacre)
Mark Goodacre offers a BRIEF thought on social memory theory in Biblical Studies.
Christian Scholars and Academic Honesty
In this video, Professor Larry Hurtado answers this question: “Do you think there are any dangers—in terms of academic criticism—for biblical scholars who happen to be Christian?”
Why Are Scholars So Keen On Q? (Mark Goodacre)
Take a peek at this VERY SHORT video from Mark Goodacre, who answers why scholars are so keen on Q!
World Christianity and Christian Origins
For some time now I have been interested in the question: How did the early Christian movement persuade others that its God, its gospel message centering upon a crucified and […]
Tóibín Reviewed (PT. 4)
The Testament of Mary Sue Many here will be familiar with the editorial-critical term ‘Mary Sue’ — a term used for a character whose qualities and perspective make her (or […]