Jim West is hosting the latest Biblical Studies Carnival.
St. Andrews will be holding its first graduate conference in Biblical and Early Christian Studies in June, on the theme “Authoritative Texts and Reception History“.
Scott at Don’t Take My Word has two posts about the ending of Mark’s Gospel – a subject about which I have a piece forthcoming in The Bible and Interpretation soon.
Also of interest, Brad Matthies links to a Butler University student’s thesis on social networking.
Last but not least, Troy Britain paid Carl Baugh and Kent Hovind $6.95 to get up-to-date information on their hostage, Dinny the Dinosaur. And so you had better read his report lest he have done so in vain.
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