Around the blogosphere, I\u2019ve found the following to be interesting, useful, helpful, etc.:<\/p>\n
Merkavah Vision has a three-part Easter sermon for this Friday<\/a>, Saturday<\/a> and Sunday<\/a>.<\/p>\n Nouslife shares statistics about what the British public believes about the resurrection<\/a> as well as the state of scholarly play<\/a>.<\/p>\n There have been discussions of Geza Vermes\u2019 recent book by Euangelion<\/a>, Targuman<\/a> (twice<\/a>), Maggi Dawn<\/a>, Merkavah Vision<\/a>, Jim West<\/a>, Earliest Christian History<\/a>, Paleojudaica<\/a> (twice<\/a>) and Deinde<\/a>.<\/p>\n Jim West recommends<\/a> an article entitled \u201cFacts and friction of Easter\u201d<\/a>.<\/p>\n The Lead<\/a> wishes you a Happy Crossmas<\/a>.<\/p>\n Jason Clark quotes Hippolytus<\/a>.<\/p>\n Connexions has an Easter message<\/a> from the Methodist president.<\/p>\n A post about the stations of the cross<\/a>.<\/p>\n Theo Geek discusses Jesus\u2019 Death in Luke-Acts<\/a>.<\/p>\n Sean the Baptist has a series of holy week reflections<\/a> and a recommendation for Easter reading<\/a>.<\/p>\n C.Orthodoxy has a collection of posts<\/a>, including a discussion of whether the Good Friday-Easter story is appropriate for small children<\/a>, and a follow-up on Easter Sunday<\/a>.<\/p>\n Kim Fabricius offered a Palm Sunday sermon<\/a> that looked ahead to Easter weekend.<\/p>\n Maggi Dawn offers an artistic depiction of the tortured Christ<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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