Biblical Studies, New Testament, 2017 Mark Achieved: 83% Lecturer Comment: “The student displays great insight into the topic at hand, as well as an excellent interaction with the resource material […]
Judging by the numerous works looking to provide a treatment of the subject, there are a few things more pressing for Christians than some of the more violent verses found […]
Biblical Studies course material: “Homiletical schizophrenia: A case study” by Robert Young (1982). 1. On Homiletical Schizophrenia? Young elucidates “Homiletical schizophrenia” to be a sort of chasm that exerts influence, […]
Feminist readers of the Bible differ in many areas when it comes to their conclusions as well as methodologies (1). However, what they generally agree on is, explains Katharine Doob […]
The prophet Ezekiel proved to be a very interesting voice in ancient Israel’s faith crisis. Ancient Israel was, at the time, a community with very little stability, and it is […]
We all know about Moses, and the dramatic scenes of him facing Pharaoh, him leading the captive Israelites out of Egypt, miraculously through a massive body of water, his receiving […]
According to scholars there is no doubt that the biblical authors shaped history in a creative way for their theological purposes (1). Old Testament scholar and professor Peter Enns explains that […]
In a debate on Unbelievable the atheist Matt Dillahunty explains that one reason for his disbelief was because of the Bible and its science. This, notes Dillahunty, is because he […]
Part 1 of Unit 1: Mythbusters – Old Testament Historicity (Cornerstone College). I will follow with Part 2 of Unit 1 shortly. The question concerning the historicity of the Old […]
Some scholars have proposed that the consensus dates for the gospels are problematic, or at least biased in some way (as we shall see). Here we zoom in a on […]
