Category: Mark 16

The Weekly Roundup – 5.24.19

Posted on 24 May 2019 by

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“For atheists, I would say your life is not meaningless even if you no longer believe you are for something like a hammer is for hammering nails- or even if you believe the universe is absurd! Just because you are not an instrument of… Continue Reading “The Weekly Roundup – 5.24.19”

Category: Atheism, Bart Ehrman, Biblical Scholarship, Mark 16, New Testament Review (podcast), Philosophy of Religion, Textual Criticism, The Gospel of Mark, Weekly Roundup

Musings on Mark: The First Witness to the Empty Tomb

Posted on 28 Apr 2018 by

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As they entered the tomb, they saw a young man, dressed in a white robe, sitting on the right side; and they were alarmed. Mark 16:5, NRSV The ending of Mark’s Gospel is famous for what it doesn’t have, namely appearances of the risen… Continue Reading “Musings on Mark: The First Witness to the Empty Tomb”

Category: Characters in Mark, Characters in the Christian Scriptures, Christian Scriptures, Discipleship in Mark, Jesus, Jesus' Resurrection, Mark 14, Mark 16, Mark 1:6, Musings on Mark, neaniskos, The Disciples, The Gospel of Luke, The Gospel of Mark, The Gospel of Matthew

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