On June 21, King’s College, London hosted a day conference featuring presentations by James D. G. Dunn.  Readers of this blog will recogniz...

Several months ago, I argued that the standard "Quests" paradigm is misleading. You can read my thoughts here ,  here and here . ...

For me, talking about a post-Third Quest (as I did in my  last post ) is problematic.  It is sort of like asking a friend who has been actin...

My introduction to historical Jesus studies was in the mid-Nineties.  For those of you who measure by “Quests”, this was the height of the s...

I'm not quite sure what a biblioblogger is or how one joins this coven of ubernerds, but it seems that this here blog is now considered ...

Authors get to have some input concerning the titles of their books. For my latest project: The Wife of Jesus: Ancient Texts and Modern Sc...

Feel free to vote above. You are also welcome to provide your rationale by way of comment to this post.  Do please keep in mind that Christi...

As the true random number generator screen shot below shows, the winner of the paperback edition of Dale Allison’s Constructing Jesus is “E...

If you love typology (and who doesn't?) perhaps you'll like this: http://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2013/06/yeezus...

"[T]he Christian proclamation that God became flesh in the person of Jesus of Nazareth is but a development of the basic thr...

Among the handful of required books for my Portraits of Jesus class is this: The Death and Resurrection of the Beloved Son: The Transforma...

More power to Professor Chris Keith and the students of St. Mary's who received research awards! See more about his LeBron-like dominanc...

I've never been a big fan of F. F. Bruce (not that I ever had reason to dislike him), but I began to appreciate him a bit more last year...