Religion Nerd has a post on the increasingly widespread phenomenon of imprecatory prayers<\/a>.<\/p>\n Joel Watts asks if the Taliban is more Biblical than supposed Biblical literalists among Christians<\/a>.<\/p>\n Scot McKnight shares an encouraging Facebook update from Egypt<\/a>.<\/p>\n Steven Douglas shares a quote from George MacDonald about penal substitution<\/a>.<\/p>\n Via John Byron<\/a>, a video of our mutual friend Loren Stuckenbruck talking about the Dead Sea Scrolls and their connection to the Essenes.<\/p>\n Or if you are looking for something less serious in a video, then via Jesus Needs New PR<\/a>, here\u2019s pick-up lines from the Song of Solomon:<\/p>\n And Marc Cortez shares something new in the realm of YouTube videos \u2013 interactive, \u201cchoose your own adventure\u201d videos<\/a>. Are they the future?<\/p>\n Tom Verenna shares some pdfs from Richard Carrier<\/a>, which illustrate his application of Bayes Theorem to the subject of the historical Jesus. <\/p>\n Diglotting continues reviewing Maurice Casey\u2019s recent book on the historical Jesus<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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