Discussion blog for ET&N articles and related subjects
This issue of ET&N examines the false claims of the papacy based on Thomas Madden’s “The See of Peter” lecture in the Modern Scholars audio set, “Upon this Rock: The History of the Papacy from Peter to John Paul II. Discussion is now open on this issue. Click here to access the article.
This issue of ET&N is part of the “Holidays” series, which examines the traditions and origins of Christian holidays. Discussion is now open on this issue. Click here to access the article.
This issue of ET&N is the sixth in the “Co-workers” series, which examines the men and women whom Paul referred to as sunergos sunergos. Discussion is now open on this issue. Click here to access the article.
Marcion is often considered the greatest heretic of the second century, yet I am including him in the ET&N “Early Fathers” series. Why? First, because fathers aren’t always good. Second, because his contribution to the early development of Christian theology is substantial. And third, he had some of the most important things right!
Discussion is now open on this issue. Click here to access the article.
I think Greek is a wonderful language - so many nuances of word meanings, often with deeper significance than English typically conveys. This issue of ET&N looks at two words for “new” - neos and kainos.
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Happy Kainos Year!
This 12th installment in the ET&N Cities of the New Testament series examines the history and significance of Alexandria Troas .
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