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Last year I hosted a series of interviews with Faculty members of a number of Bible Colleges and Seminaries around the Globe. This series will continue on an occasional basis. This week I interview the Vice-Principal of Wycliffe Hall in Oxford. I would like to note that Wycliffe Hall has given great support to the work…
ByRob
The biblicalstudies.org.uk website now hosts over 950 public domain articles from the old series of the Journal of Theological Studies. All of these are now available for free download in pdf. Digitising them has taken some time as it was first necessary to find the date of decease of each author. Those articles whose authors…
ByRob
As many of you know I am currently working on the digitisation of theological journals whose older editions are now mostly in the Public Domain – one of which is The Expository Times. Are there any readers of this blog in the UK who have access to issues of this journal who would be willing to either donate or loan them so…
ByRob
For the last few months I have been giving priority to the digitisation of the Victorian journal, The Expositor. My reasons for this are two-fold. Firstly, the journal contains hundreds of useful articles by such authors as B.B. Warfield and William R. Ramsay which deserve a wider readership. Secondly, the first eight series took up…
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Over the Christmas holiday I have evaluating how best to spend my time on Website development and have decided on the following plans for 2015 (in no particular order): Plans for 2015 1) Addition of at least one free-to-download commentary on each book of the Bible Looking at my visitor logs for 2014 I was clear…
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The statistics for BiblicalStudies.org.uk in October make very encouraging reading. In October 2013 the site received 46,347 visitors; this October it received 92,240 visitors – a 100% increase! The month by month figures over the year also indicate a steady growth. This means that the 20,000+ theological articles and books currently hosted are being distributed…
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I have just updated my introductory brochure for Theology on the Web to reflect recent developments, including: Material added to the sites in 2013/14 New website launch Increase in visitor numbers Urgent need for dedicated server Please download the brochure here and share it with anyone you think might be interested.
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This is the first Biblical Studies Carnival I have ever hosted. I have learnt a great deal from the experience and hope that you enjoy reading the post. Old Testament Scot McKnight has an interesting discussion of how Christian theologians in the 1800s used the idea of “Pre-Adamites” and points out some of the motivations…