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"What is resolved is you have no idea what "consensus" means or how scholarship works."
Back to the ad-hominem. Gotta start right out with that. You're plenty bright enough to present your ideas without talking about your or my personal failings. Give it a shot. I keep turning the cheek here Dave, even though I think it came from Paul, not Jesus. |
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It depends on the college or university. If you are teaching at a VERY christian college, it stands to reason. But if you are, you know that before you take the job. These places make faculty swear that Jesus is their personal savior. They aren't really known for their research or scholarship. The top universities in Germany, France, England, and America, however, with reputations for producing scholarship in NT research do not fire people for not believing in Jesus. Plenty of experts in this field aren't christian, and even a catholic priest like Meier has written critical works on the gospels and on Jesus. |
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Impossible not to refer to your lack of knowledge. I gave you a list of scholars who have produced academic publications on the late date of thomas. In return, you say that Funk has a lot of awards. This means zippo. It isn't how consensus or scholarship works. Quote:
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List of publications by N. T. Wright: N.T Wright: Publications and Broadcasts
Sort of dwarfs Funks, don't you think? As for degrees, more of those too: Education (i) University of Oxford: Exeter College (from 1975, Merton College): 2000 D.D. (published work submitted, principally The New Testament and the People of God, The Climax of the Covenant and Jesus and the Victory of God) 1981 D.Phil. (Thesis topic: ‘The Messiah and the People of God: A Study in Pauline Theology with Particular Reference to the Argument of the Epistle to the Romans’; supervisor: Prof. G.B. Caird) 1975 M.A. 1973 B.A. (1st class Honours), Theology; Denyer and Johnson Prize (shared) for top first class of year; College Prize 1971 B.A. (1st class Honours), Literae Humaniores; College Prize And look! More honors: Honours 2007 Honorary Doctor of Divinity, Durham University (forthcoming) 2006 Honorary Doctor of Divinity, Wycliffe College, Toronto 2006 Honorary Doctor of Divinity, Nashotah House 2004 Honorary Fellow, Merton College, Oxford 2003 Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters, Gordon College, Massachusetts 2003 Honorary Fellow, Downing College, Cambridge 2001 Honorary Doctor of Divinity, Aberdeen University |
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Good, steady progress. So, are you counting the vote of those in those universities that would lose their job for saying so? And surely you agree the Bishop you use as a reference would lose his job.
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"Impossible not to refer to your lack of knowledge."
Yeah, me and those Senior Fullbright Scholars, and Gugenheim Fellows. Well, I tried to turn the other cheek Dave, and we both know I did, so never ever claim otherwise. You have to resort to ad-hominem because you are too flat stupid to keep up. On the historical Jesus or mathematical physics. How's them apples, pal? |
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And yeah, if "Biblical scholarship" in your mind, isn't the Fullbright Senior Scholars and Guggehheim Fellows, it's that bishop and billy-bob's Sunday Chapel and Truck Stop preacher, you can have it.
I'll stick to the guys that get good grades in school. |
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Yeah, and you're a moron. A repetitive one. A mindless, follower of religious dogma. Oh we've exposed some real gaps in your knowledge alright. That's clear. Well you finally admits you're ignorant of it, like all the rest... Sure, I'll go fetch it and type part of it in, all you had to do is ask... "Critical scholarship is regularly under attack by conservative Christian groups. At least one Fellow of the Jesus Seminar lost his academic post as a result of his membership in the group. Others hae been forced to withdraw as a consequence of institutional pressure. Latter day inquisitors among Southern Baptist and Lutheran groups ave gone witch hunting for scholars who did not pass their litmus tests. Public attack on members of the Seminar is commonplace, coming especiallly from those who lack academic credentials." The Five Gospels, p. 35 How does it feel to walk in the footsteps of the Inquisition? Quote:
You brought up what the experts think, and you've had your nose rubbed in it. |
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