The Magnificat and Income Inequality
This weekend a friend of mine shared this depressing video on incoming inequality in the United States: I responded half-jokingly that since it is Christmas I need to go read the Magnificat (Luke...
View ArticleA Note About a Weird Question in Luke
Over the last week I have been on a personal retreat at Conception Abbey, a Benedictine monastery in northern Missouri, while trying my best to get some serious work done on my thesis. My research,...
View ArticleJohn the Baptist in the Johannine Prologue
GMark begins with the announcement, “This is the beginning of the Gospel of Jesus Christ [the son of God].” Then we are introduced to John the Baptist in vv. 2-8. GMatt begins with a genealogy and...
View ArticleFrancis Watson on the Fourfold Gospel
Last night I purchased Francis Watson’s Gospel Writing: A Canonical Perspective, so I thought I’d share this video interview with Watson on the fourfold Gospel tradition wherein he discusses his new...
View ArticleQ! (?)
Two-Source Theory (Source: religioustolerance.org) No, this has nothing to do with a character from Star Trek or the James Bond franchise, nor am I directing you to a music magazine out of the UK or...
View ArticleNew “NT Pod” Episode: John and the Historical Jesus
Mark Goodacre has just posted a new episode of his always-delightful “NT Pod”. This episode features a bit of discussion on the relationship between the Gospel of John and the historical Jesus, and...
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