Mark Goodacre pointed out on Facebook that my earlier blog post was missing something, and kindly provided the above altered image to rectify things!
Talpiotpalooza
April 27, 2013 By 1 Comment
There have been a number of articles and blog posts in recent days related to the burial of Jesus in general, and the claim that a tomb in the Talpiot neighborhood of Jerusalem is the place where Jesus was buried. Here are the relevant links to three recent articles in The Bible and Interpretation: James Tabor wrote [...]
Scholarship in the Blogosphere
April 11, 2013 By 1 Comment
There are several interesting topics that I think I can bring together under this heading. First, Mark Goodacre has blogged about the strange experience of having a peer-reviewed journal article be written which interacts with a post on his blog! And so he raises the question of whether this is flattering or worrying, since often [...]
Student Blogging Session at SBL 2013
April 2, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Here's the information about the session on student blogging and students in the digital age that the Blogger and Online Publication section and the Student Advisory Council are jointly sponsoring: Blogger and Online Publication Student Blogging and Students in the Digital Age Mark Goodacre presiding Jack Collins, University of Virginia Academic Busking: A New Paradigm [...]
Mark Goodacre on the Gospel of Thomas
February 20, 2013 By Leave a Comment
A video interview courtesy of EerdWord, the blog of Eerdmans Publishing Company.
Myths of Mary and the Married Jesus
February 10, 2013 By 2 Comments
Here is a video of the recent Cadbury Lecture delivered by Mark Goodacre at the University of Birmingham:
Will the Gospel of Jesus’ Wife be Buried in the Talpiot Tomb?
October 25, 2012 By 2 Comments
David Meadows offered some more nails for the ossuary in which many are confident that the Gospel of Jesus’ Wife will be buried, and Sightings has an article entitled “The Swift Rise and Apparent Demise of ‘Jesus’ Wife’.” As we await the test results on the ink on the papyrus fragment that made news headlines [...]
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