Why Ask For Feedback If You're Just Going To Ignore It?
How often do we heard this complaint, “I gave all this feedback and nothing changed!” Assumptions are everything in miscommunication
How To Teach Skeptical Students
The Center for Inquiry (yes, I follow CFI on Twitter because hearing both sides is important) posted this article from
What Makes An Animal Clean or Unclean?
Dr. Hess as an interesting couple of paragraphs on what way constitute clean/unclean animals:
Genesis 1 suggests that the
Oppression and the Household Commands
I quoted Hoener’s excuses on the household codes (or the Haustafel) several years ago, but it came up again
What Got You In Power Will Keep You In Power
Since the shift in power this past election, it’s been both amusing and disheartening to watched political partisans trade
Before You Answer That Question About The Bible
People have lots of questions about the Bible (as we’ve seen both here and here) I think they should.
Tigay and An Empirical Basis for the Documentary Hypothesis
The Documentary Hypothesis is one of the more interesting discussions in biblical studies. It’s also a fun party line.
The Heart of Biblical Studies
A number of years ago, I remember complaining about how a particular text read. My professor very wisely asked me,
Jonah and Making Big Evidence Claims
Reading through our text for this week and this paragraph stood out to me,
The book of Jonah identifies neither
The Internet Asks, "What Does The Bible Say About..." From A-Z
This past summer, I noted that the auto-fill feature in Google and Bing gives us some important insight into what
