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While this year’s SBL program is still in preparation, the contents of the IBR research group sessions are now available via the individual research group links on the call for papers page.

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  • 2013 IBR Research Group Sessions June 18, 2013
    While this year’s SBL program is still in preparation, the contents of the IBR research group sessions are now available via the individual research group links on the call for papers page.
    David Stark
  • This Is Why I Don’t Approve the Comments of Angry Atheists June 18, 2013
    They don’t know how to be civil.  All they master is vulgarity and ignorance.  So the next time you wonder why you scarcely ever see comments from that corner of crudity here, remember.
    Jim
  • Intellectual Curiosity Ever Get the Best of You? June 18, 2013
    I have an insatiably curiosity and its a problem. OK, that is an overstatement, but hear me out. I am now, finally, getting into my summer rhythm, which is so awesome. I love the summer. It is so revitalizing to me. It is a chance to get off the treadmill of semesters, papers, committee meetings, [...]
    Joel Willitts
  • Free Theology Resource from Bill Mounce June 17, 2013
    Bill Mounce has a new addition to the free resources available at BiblicalTraining.org, Louis Berkhof’s Systematic Theology. Available in either a PDF or ePub, this resource is a classic in Reformed thought. Below, Mounce give us an introduction to Berkhof and influence on 20th century theology. “1873-1957. American Calvinist theologian. Born in the Netherla […]
    Mason Slater
  • What Jesus Said to the Disciples, Must Also be Heard By the Theologians… June 18, 2013
    ‘No one putting his hand to the plow and looking back is fit for the Kingdom of Heaven.’ Let him who has ears to hear, hear.
    Jim
  • The Anglican Church: Scripture, Reason, and Tradition June 18, 2013
    Part of what makes the Anglican Church the via media (middle way) is the conviction that its beliefs and practices must derive from a thorough integration of Scripture, reason, and tradition. Though it’s impossible to achieve a perfect equilibrium, Anglicans believe that we are in danger of teaching and living heresy if we highlight one of these categories s […]
    Benjamin Amundgaard
  • Scholars you Should Know: Hermann Michael Niemann June 18, 2013
    On faculty at the University of Rostock, in the Department of Theology, Prof. Niemann has made serious and significant contributions to the study of  ancient Israel’s history.  A good number of his publications can be read online at the link above.  He’s a scholar you should know.
    Jim

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