Otagosh: June 2016

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James McGrath

Faith that Lasts (Colossians 1:9-14,24-29)
8 hours ago
Steve Wiggins

Folk Exorcism
4 days ago
Paul Davidson

The Jewish and Pagan Mythological Origins of Revelation 13: The Beasts from the Sea and the Earth and the Fear of Nero’s Return
1 month ago
James Pate

The Artscroll on Isaiah 7-9
7 months ago
Deane Galbraith & James Crossley

Yonatan Adler on The earliest evidence of Torah observance among ordinary Judeans
1 year ago
William Brown (The Biblical Review)

Review: “Who Really Wrote the Bible: The Story of the Scribes” by William Schniedewind
1 year ago

ValerieTarico

On Men and Abortion: An Interview with Clinic Director Claire Keyes
1 year ago
Zack Hunt

Blogmatics: The Existence Of God
3 years ago
Tim Bulkeley

Abortion a fraught question for the whole community
6 years ago
Rachel Held Evans

Rachel's Health Updates
7 years ago
Unfundamentalist Christians

On Conservative Christians’ Sudden Devotion to Imperial Cult
8 years ago
Nadia Bolz-Weber

The Denver Statement
8 years ago

Mondoweiss

Inside the case against the ‘Michigan 8’: Palestine activism recast as antisemitic terror
23 hours ago
Jeremy Dean (PsyBlog)

Why We Struggle To Foresee Our Own Decisions — Even After Repeated Experience (P)
1 day ago
Open Parachute

The Problem of AI-Generated Deepfakes – and a Solution?
5 months ago

PZ Myers (Pharyngula)

An evening discovery
10 hours ago
Triangulations

諸我 Many Selves
2 days ago
René Salm

A Critique of Ken Dark’s Nazareth Archaeology (Conclusion)
5 days ago
Neil Godfrey & Tim Widowfield

Understanding Christian Origins (a thesis — intro)
1 week ago
Bob Seidensticker

This blog is moving!
4 years ago
Robert M Price

When Political Prophecy Failsï»¿
7 years ago
Ed Suominen

Psalm 139, Updated
9 years ago

Atheism: Responding to Dennis Gordon

Grace Communion International's New Zealand operation has produced few notable thinkers, neither in its cultic WCG days nor now under ...
An Expected Reaction from Dallas

I confess to gross intolerance of anything pretending to be scholarly opinion that comes out of Dallas Theological Seminary. Granted that id...
Keeping It Simple

The design team here at Otagosh - well, that's just me actually - inadvertently put the blog through the washing machine, and out popp...
Understanding Fundamentalism

There is a lot of heated rhetoric about fundamentalism. We know we're against it, and we may even have been 'burned' by it in th...
Begorra!

'Tis amazing! The nice people at Tomorrow's World magazine have uncovered stirring new details of Irish history in an article tit...

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