ByRob
I have had a great deal of positive feedback to my last post announcing the launch of a new project to produce an Open Source Commentary Survey. A number of scholars have responded offering to write a survey of commentaries on a book, or group of books of the Bible. Today I also received the…
ByRob
Don Carson’s excellent New Testament Commentary Survey fulfils a very specific and valuable purpose: it evaluates modern commentaries and allows readers who have access to books to choose the best ones for them. For Bible teachers in the Majority World, such surveys may be of less value. The commentaries recommended, even if they were available…
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The following is an announcement sent to me by Dr Thomas E. Phillips, the project’s Director. Open Access Content Available Globally We at the Digital Theological Library have created a separate, fully Open Access, library in religious studies (and related disciplines) for global use. This is OCLC’s only fully OA library. It currently has about…
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What are the Whitley Lectures? The Whitley Lecture was first established in 1949 in honour of W.T. Whitley (1861–1947), the Baptist minister and historian. Following a pastorate in Bridlington, during which he also taught at Rawdon College in Yorkshire, Whitley became the first Principal of the Baptist College of Victoria in Melbourne, Australia, in 1891….
