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Summer of Scripture ’14!
Today is the kickoff for the Summer of Scripture in Madison, Wisconsin. Led by Jonathan Melton and Dorota Pruski, young adults from the University of
No evidence “Gospel of Jesus Wife” was forged
The”Gospel of Jesus Wife” is not fraudulent, writes Lisa Wangsness of The Boston Globe. That’s different than saying it is an authentic account of past
The rise of “Bible skeptics”
“The American Bible Society’s latest State of the Bible survey documents steep skepticism that the Good Book is a God book,” writes Cathy Lynn Grossman
Swearing on a Bible app?
Nassau Executive Mangano was sworn in to office using an iPad Bible app according to
The Bible re-tweeted.
Blogger Jana Riess tweeted every book of the Old and New Testaments. The Mormon author of “Flunking Sainthood” spent four years summarizing each book in 140 characters or less. These tweets have been complied into a book called “The Twible” (rhymes with Bible).
Bible scholar foresees personalized scripture in the digital age
A leading Bible scholar in Britain asserts that digital editions of the Bible will enable readers to mix and match texts to create their own
The Bible: the miniseries
A miniseries called The Bible, which was about the book of the same name, appeared on the History Channel and had a significant impact on my Twitter stream. Did you watch it? What did you think of it?
The Queen James Bible
A new edition of the Bible seeks to claify what the Bible actually says about homosexuality.
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