There's alot of guys I'd liked to have included, but they didn't make the cut: Ben Witherington, L.T. Johnson, Charles Talbert, ...

Rafael offers some interesting thoughts about authenticity in historical Jesus studies. I for one did feel pressure during the writing of ...

Rafael Rodriguez, a Ph.D student at Sheffield (to my knowledge), has started up his own blog called: Verily Verily . Another biblioblogger ...

The good news for is that I’m going to SBL and ETS in November. It will be a chance for me to meet up with a crowd of people I have only kn...

John Dominic Crossan & Jonathan L. Reed, Excavating Jesus: Beneath the Stones, Behind the Texts (San Francisco: Harper Collins, 2001). ‘...

I would agree that the Third Quest has brought Jesus' Jewishness back to center stage in historical Jesus studies, but it would be wrong...

I've been reading through Romans recently and looking over Thomas Tobin's book Paul's Rhetoric in its Context: The Argument of R...

Over at Biblical Theology, Jim West has an entry on Jesus, History, and Methodological Questions . He suggests that the Gospels are entire...

The other night I enjoyed Cristine Odone's documentary on godless Britian. All I can say is that if she thinks Britain is godless she s...

I have the pleasure of introducing two new blogs to Euangelion readers (Brandon and Jim might want to add them to the biblio-bloggers data b...

On Markus Bockmueh’s page I noted a good link about the book The Written Gospel which is edited by himself and D.A. Hagner. This book compr...

Rafael Rodriguez, a graduate student at Sheffield University, (I imagine he and James would have some good conversations) has written a good...

As I lie here on the floor, prostrated before a picture of Shane Warne, I weep and wail in sackcloth and with an ashtray on my head, lamenti...

(The following blog is based on a question [or challenge] posed by James Crossley at Earliest Christianity). The utility of John’s Gospel in...

Dale C. Allison’s new book on the resurrection looks like an important contribution to the debate, aptly noted by Loren Rosson at The Busy ...

This came out from an email from the Tyndale House Librarian: The Tyndale Library catalogue lists almost every Biblical Studies book worth r...

N.T. Wright has argued, relying mainly on Romans 1.3-4, that Paul’s gospel is fundamentally the christological announcement that Jesus is th...

Until my doctorate is conferred (Lord and examiners willing) I can't really work on turning the thesis into a book and since my notes on...

James Crossley, Mark Goodacre and Sean Winter have all been busy blogging on the BNTC (conveniently summarized over at Stuff of the Earth ...

Until I find a way to post a photo of myself on the "About Me" section, this shall have to suffice for the portrait of Mike Bird (...