Matthew Malcolm quotes Albert Schweitzer\u2019s evaluation of why mythicism is implausible<\/a>. Much time has passed, but mythicists are doing no better at addressing his concern \u2013 although, as Schweitzer himself predicted, that hasn\u2019t stopped the viewpoint from being periodically revived.<\/p>\n John Byron looks at a modern instance of redaction criticism<\/a> \u2013 the editing history of the Wikipedia page about Jesus. John Gardner<\/a> links to an article about why you still cannot trust Wikipedia<\/a>. Brad Matthies talks about digital literacy and evaluating sources<\/a>.<\/p>\n Chris Keith asks whether there will be another Martin Hengel<\/a>.<\/p>\n Matt Montonini suspects that some churches fear their members going to seminary<\/a> because they expect that education will lead to criticism of their own dubious beliefs and practices.<\/p>\n Via Jim West<\/a> and AIG Busted<\/a>, this video of music from ancient Ugarit.<\/p>\nhttp:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=viMbnj_Ei2A?fs=1<\/a>\n Brooke Lester has begun a video series for an immersion course in Hebrew<\/a>.<\/p>\n Arni Zachariassen shares and discusses BioLogos\u2019 recent statement<\/a>, while Jerry Coyne thinks that BioLogos is doomed to fail<\/a> because it cannot persuade the likes of fundamentalist dinosaurs like Ken Ham and Al Mohler.<\/p>\n Several blogs<\/a> discuss academic reviews<\/a> that ignore the express purpose<\/a> of the book being reviewed.<\/p>\n
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