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Working historians make current biblical scholarship approachable without pretending historical method resolves theology.
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Podcast EpisodeHelen Bond; Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones
Chris Keith and James Crossley explain why historical-Jesus research is changing and what evidence can still support. This exact object earns inclusion because hearing the exchange performs work the 574-book shelf cannot supply as directly.
Podcast EpisodeHelen Bond; Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones
Helen Bond replaces the Christian stereotype of legalistic Pharisees with source-based Jewish diversity. This exact object earns inclusion because hearing the exchange performs work the 574-book shelf cannot supply as directly.
Podcast EpisodeHelen Bond; Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones
Cornelis Bennema connects ancient mimesis to New Testament formation without treating “imitate me” as simple personality cult. This exact object earns inclusion because hearing the exchange performs work the 574-book shelf cannot supply as directly.