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Articles from Catholic Answers writers explain and defend Catholic teaching, with a focus on apologetics, scripture and comparisons with Protestantism and Islam. Readers get argued, source-referenced responses to common objections about Christianity and church history.
A blog by a Greek teacher reflecting on teaching New Testament Greek and critiquing textbooks like Duff, with detailed grammar discussions such as negation in Ancient Greek. Readers get pedagogical post-mortems, announcements of courses and a serialised grammar revision.
A progressive Christian pastor and theologian writes essays on biblical interpretation, challenging conservative readings on marriage and sexuality, alongside daily lectionary readings with exegetical notes. Readers get scholarship-informed, Hebrew-grounded commentary from an affirming, feminist, antiracist, universalist perspective.
A scholar's newsletter exploring the Gospels through historical, linguistic and literary analysis, covering topics such as disciples' nicknames, birth narratives and Jesus' teaching on judgement. Readers get accessible explanations of New Testament scholarship, including author interviews and reader Q&As.
A personal newsletter by a Christian minister that reviews recent New Testament and Jewish studies scholarship and shares sermons on faith and despair. It offers close, quotation-backed readings of academic books and theological reflection.
Theological essays that read Scripture closely, covering Genesis structure, ancient Near Eastern texts compared with the Bible, and New Testament doctrine. Each issue explains a passage or text and draws out its meaning from a conservative Christian perspective.
A personal Christian newsletter mixing biblical study, theology notes and sacred music commentary. Issues include an inter-textual reading of Ezekiel 20 and Psalm 106, a taxonomy of historical errors about the Trinity, and a post on Ola Gjeilo's choral piece Dark Night of the Soul.
A personal blog-style newsletter by Pinchas Shir covering Jewish and Biblical Studies, including essays on Josephus, early Second Temple history, and archaeology such as Temple Mount finds. It also promotes books and lecture series, mixing original commentary with affiliate-style recommendations.
A scholar's newsletter sharing short updates on her media appearances, videos and podcasts about early Christianity and the New Testament. Issues link to interviews and talks, such as Homer's Odyssey and its influence on the Gospels and the Messianic Secret.
SAMR is the member newsletter of the Society for Ancient Mediterranean Religions, announcing conferences, calls for papers at SBL and SCS meetings, and society business such as committee changes and finances. It is mainly administrative and promotional, with occasional scholarly framing of upcoming sessions.
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