... Robert, Dick Horsley and Bill Herozg (especially the latter) would agree with you. And I think Dick will be doing an online seminar with us this month --...
... Well, if that's the extent of your definition, then "major historical player" becomes just about meaningless. I think you need to say more to avoid the...
Gordon, Is part of your thinking about Paul that his impact was also geographically limited, i.e. Greece/Asia Minor? Is it reasonable to speculate that the...
Howdy Brian, I'd like to re-open this discussion after I've read the Jesus Seminar's most recent Acts material in which, I have been told, the majority have...
Mike, You raise some good points, none of which, in my opinion, have anything to do with the reconstruction of Marcion's Gospel of Luke! If you have a more...
Hi Don, ... Yes. I just don't know how much of those Acts travels have anything to do with history. And what I accept as from the historical Paul are...
Hi Mike, ... I don't find meaningless that the movement spread to Africa and up into Syria and perhaps even to Rome with no Paul. I don't find meaningless...
... Fair enough, but note that even if it was written c. 115 CE, it is still way too early to be a response to Marcion. Also, for the sake of balance, you may...
Howdy Brian, Just to be clear, one Jesus Seminar scholar wrote a paper dating Acts to about 115. The vote of the fellows, however, was strongly in favour of...
... Dear Loren Rosson: Are you claiming that Jesus and his disciples had no denarii with them? Are you further claiming that the reason for this was that...
... I have my doubts that Philo is helpful in interpreting either the Markan or the Thomas version of the text question testing. But be that as it may, and in...
Don, I apologize for using your thread and its title as a springboard for another, but not unrelated, issue that's one of my own pet peeves. Perhaps anyone...
... Admittedly this coin predated the time of the incident depicted in the Gospels, and that at the time of the Gospel incident, the denarius of Tiberius,...
... Due to a mathematical quirk in the Jesus Seminar's vote evaluation formula, it is possible for certain outcomes in the 0.75-0.83 range to have a minority...
In a message dated 2/01/3 10:18:23 PM, Frank wrote: << Are you claiming that Jesus and his disciples had no denarii with them? Are you further claiming that...
dagoi@...
Feb 2, 2003 6:04 am
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Hey Gordon- Your reply to my latest note confused me at first, but I think I know the source of the misunderstanding. In the first part of my note, I was...
Hi Ken, I'm one of those folks who think that Luke-Acts is from circa 110 to 120. I do think he had access to Q, an early parable collection (part of what...
... Bob... an interesting thing to know would be the estimate on how many coins of each type were minted. There are several denarius designs put out by ...
... wrote:............... ... Gordon, I was intrigued by your mention of Coptic Christianity. Due to my ignorance I could not perceive how they fit into the...
... with ... Frank, Mk 6:37 can hardly be taken as an indication that Jesus' closest followers (especially itinerant ones) carried money with them. Don't...
... The 'denarii' of 6:37 would have been silver coins of some sort; denarii or drachms seem to have been pretty well interchangeable. Either way, they would...
... Augustus and Tiberius issued numerous designs of denarius; Van Meter's 'Handbook of Roman Imperial Coins' lists 38 types for Augustus, with a further six...
... Well, of course, Jesus is not presented as taking the side of his adversaries, and I don't see that what Frank wrote suggests that. It's interesting to...
... As stated above, this certainly would place Jesus on the side of the Herodians. Following Frank's logic, every single coin in Palestine would be owed...
An interesting message from Ken Olson ... Some years ago me, Mark Goodacre, Mahlon Smith and a few other participants had a very prolonged discussion where...
Antonio Jerez
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Feb 2, 2003 10:58 pm
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Hi Mike, Sorry for the confusion. Let me go at it like this... 1. The obvious... "the inner circle" of the charter members of an organization/ movement are...
... Hi Steve, I'm no expert on Coptic Christianity, to say the least... and so "experts" chime in! My point was that the movement moved in lots of directions...
... Since the modern case for Q requires Luke's ignorance of Matthew, I wonder what new or different argument you have for the existence of Q if you think that...
... Yes, I see. I've reread Frank's note and I can't say as I recall any textual evidence indicating that it was believed that "all silver and gold belongs to...
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