This past week I was interviewed by Kameron Mazurek of the Religious Learning podcast on topics mainly related to the Gospel of Mark and the first season of my podcast Amateur Exegesis. Mazurek is a great interviewer and his podcast, which is still in its infancy, deserves a wider listening audience. So, have a listen... Continue Reading →
This past Sunday (December 6, 2020) I was invited to talk about the upcoming season of my podcast Amateur Exegesis over at the Non-Alchemist's YouTube channel. As I discuss in this conversation, season two will focus on the apostle Paul, using the epistle of 1 Thessalonians as a springboard. Here the Non-Alchemist asks me about... Continue Reading →
“Entirely out of place is obscene, silly, and vulgar talk; but instead, let there be thanksgiving.”- Ephesians 5:4 (NRSV) “At least liberal scholars have some type of accreditation to validate what they say. You don’t have shit….”- YouTube personality Praise I Am That I Am Back in mid-June I posted to my website a review of The... Continue Reading →
Today Triggerman posted the content of his talk that he gave at the same event in which I gave my own. You can find it here. I won't offer any commentary at this time other than to say Triggerman's worldview and the worldview I had about eight years ago would have been almost perfectly aligned.... Continue Reading →
Yesterday evening I had the opportunity to go on the channel Purple Pill Philosophy and discuss a variety of topics including my journey from belief to unbelief, the historical Jesus (and Mythicism), the Exodus, the Gospel of Mark, and more. It was a great conversation! Check it out below. And if you haven't already, hit... Continue Reading →
This morning I had the privilege of being interviewed by Jackson Wheat, a YouTuber and student of evolutionary theory, on a variety of subjects related to the Bible including the days of Genesis, the birth narratives in Matthew and Luke, Leviathan, henotheism, and more. It should go without saying that I spoke as a non-scholar... Continue Reading →
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