“I Was Always Taught the Bible Says X, But I Just Don’t See It” Aha MomentsNature of the Bible “I Was Always Taught the Bible Says X, But I Just Don’t See It”
Are “Evangelical” and “Academic” Oxymorons (and Who Are You Calling a Moron?) Academic FreedomEvangelicalismFeatured Are “Evangelical” and “Academic” Oxymorons (and Who Are You Calling a Moron?)
No, thank you very much, I am not “undermining the gospel” Inspiration and Incarnation No, thank you very much, I am not “undermining the gospel”
7 problems with a recent evangelical defense of the historicity of Genesis 1-11 Book Notes & ReviewsEvangelicalismOld Testament 7 problems with a recent evangelical defense of the historicity of Genesis 1-11
another article on inerrantist biblical scholars and “protective strategies” Defending the FaithEvangelicalism another article on inerrantist biblical scholars and “protective strategies”
do inerrantist biblical scholars employ “protective strategies” and “privilege insider claims”? — a new article you’ll want to read. Defending the FaithEvangelicalism do inerrantist biblical scholars employ “protective strategies” and “privilege insider claims”? — a new article you’ll want to read.
if historical criticism is so bad for you, how come it’s so convincing? huh? Nature of the Bible if historical criticism is so bad for you, how come it’s so convincing? huh?
diagnosing conservative evangelical biblical scholarship Evangelicalism diagnosing conservative evangelical biblical scholarship
“aha” moments: biblical scholars tell their stories (14): Lindsey Trozzo Aha Moments “aha” moments: biblical scholars tell their stories (14): Lindsey Trozzo
“aha” moments: biblical scholars tell their stories (7): Christopher M. Hays Aha Moments “aha” moments: biblical scholars tell their stories (7): Christopher M. Hays
“aha” moments: biblical scholars tell their stories (2): John Byron Aha MomentsNew Testament “aha” moments: biblical scholars tell their stories (2): John Byron
The Old Testament as “fact-fiction” (more from Mark S. Smith) Nature of the BibleOld Testament The Old Testament as “fact-fiction” (more from Mark S. Smith)
“If They Only Knew What I Thought”: The Sad Cycle of Evangelical Biblical Scholarship Evangelicalism “If They Only Knew What I Thought”: The Sad Cycle of Evangelical Biblical Scholarship
More on updating Yahweh: a possible way forward (Carlos Bovell part 2) Guest PostsOld Testament More on updating Yahweh: a possible way forward (Carlos Bovell part 2)
James Barr on Evangelical Biblical Scholarship EvangelicalismFundamentalism James Barr on Evangelical Biblical Scholarship
Historical Criticism and Evangelicalism: A Uneasy Relationship (my post at respectfulconversation.net) Evangelicalism Historical Criticism and Evangelicalism: A Uneasy Relationship (my post at respectfulconversation.net)
Evangelical Faith and the Challenge of Historical Criticism (a new book on a recurring problem) Book Notes & ReviewsEvangelicalism Evangelical Faith and the Challenge of Historical Criticism (a new book on a recurring problem)
Guess What: Your Presuppositions Don’t Automatically Make You a Better or Worse Interpreter of the Bible EvangelicalismNature of the Bible Guess What: Your Presuppositions Don’t Automatically Make You a Better or Worse Interpreter of the Bible
The Deeper Scandal of the Evangelical Mind: We Are Not Allowed to Use It Academic FreedomEvangelicalismInspiration and Incarnation The Deeper Scandal of the Evangelical Mind: We Are Not Allowed to Use It
Can Evangelical Colleges and Seminaries Be Truly Academic Institutions? Academic FreedomEvangelicalism Can Evangelical Colleges and Seminaries Be Truly Academic Institutions?
Rachel Held Evans Reviews Chapter 4 of “Inspiration and Incarnation” Inspiration and Incarnation Rachel Held Evans Reviews Chapter 4 of “Inspiration and Incarnation”
A Brief (I tried) Response to a Brief Review of “The Evolution of Adam.” The Evolution of Adam A Brief (I tried) Response to a Brief Review of “The Evolution of Adam.”
Damage Control Made Impossible: Craig Blomberg Reviews Christian Smith (Guest Post) EvangelicalismGuest PostsNature of the Bible Damage Control Made Impossible: Craig Blomberg Reviews Christian Smith (Guest Post)
“The Bible is Diverse Because Life Is”: Rachel Held Evans Continues her Review of “Inspiration and Incarnation” Inspiration and IncarnationNature of the Bible “The Bible is Diverse Because Life Is”: Rachel Held Evans Continues her Review of “Inspiration and Incarnation”
Guest Post: Lament for a Maternal Home (or, Is There No Place for Believing Criticism in Evangelicalism?) EvangelicalismGuest PostsNature of the Bible Guest Post: Lament for a Maternal Home (or, Is There No Place for Believing Criticism in Evangelicalism?)
