In continuing my research on justification I've been reading a bit of the history of the topic and stumbled upon an interesting find. I ...

Mark Seifrid's 2000 faculty address at SBTS on Justification by Faith is available in MP3 and is worth listening too. One of the best e...

Over at Faith and Theology , Ben Myers is preparing to post his take on Wright's lectures in Brisbane and also an interview with Wright....

I've been reading through Martin Hengel, “The Stance of the Apostle Paul Toward the Law in the Unknown Years Between Damascus and Antioc...

I received an email today from Alan Streett saying that CTR was soon to be available on-line at their site Criswell Journal . Alan Streett h...

In the history of Biblical Theology considerable influence has been exerted by J.P. Gabler's in his seminal essay: 'De iusto discrim...

My thanks to Alan Bandy for honouring me with an interview at his site cafe apocalypsis . Looks like I'm in some good company in the li...

Francis Watson make an interesting comment about the subjective versus genitive debate (or debacle?) of pisteos Iesou Christou in Rom 3.22: ...

At the moment I'm flat out like a lizard drinking (Australian idiom = exceptionally busy) with lecture prep, admin, teaching, and moving...

I got word from SBL that my paper for the Historical Jesus section has been approved. The paper is entitled: Who Comes from the East and the...

Several of the more interesting JETS article include: Grant R. Osborne, "Historical Narrative and Truth in the Bible". David DeGra...

As a follow up to James Crossley's Christian Origins and the Law , I have my own four point manifesto for Jesus and Torah: 1. Jesus and ...

I got word from SBL that my paper for the Synoptic Gospels section has been approved. The paper is entitled: Sectarian Gospels for Sectarian...

Dr. Andrei Orlov of Marquette University emailed me the following announcement: The New Testament Mysticism Project Seminar (NTMPS) was org...

Thanks to Chris Tilling for pointing out a new blog The PT Forsyth Files: Dancing in the Crisis by Jason Goroncy. He seems to be an Aussie ...

Scot McKnight has some good posts at Jesus Creed on the SBC and evangelicalism as well as penal substitution. Alan Bandy has some good post...

In light of the recent posts by Ben Myers and Chris Tilling I thought I'd add my own thoughts. Preliminary Remarks 1. Most persons who...

1. Macbeth 2. Waiting for Godot 3. Galileo Galilei 4. Hamlet 5. Pygmalion 6. Trojan Women 7. Les Miserable 8. Oedipus Rex 9. Jesus Christ Su...

E.P. Sanders and M. Davies write: "Once we can discern both favourable and unfavourable portraits of Jesus, we can ask what is common t...

Alan Bandy notes that his doktorvater, Andreas Koestenberger has his own blog entitled Biblical Foundations with a most on authorship of Jo...