“The World’s Oldest Church,” by Michael Peppard
Pheme Perkins
World’s End
Elaine Pagels’ new book reads the Book of Revelation as wartime literature.
Ritual and Myth
Robert Bellah has shaped the way in which we think of the roles of religion in modern society.
Snaking Through History
James H. Charlesworth’s new book is a massive study of snake symbolism across several millennia.
Sowing the Word: Scriptural understanding has flourished since Vatican II, but challenges remain.
Scriptural understanding has flourished since Vatican II, but challenges remain.
Part of the Divine Plan?
Professor Bart Ehrman chair of the religious studies department at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill has written a widely used introduction to the New Testament and many books about early Christianity The Learning Company runs full-page ads in The New York Times Book Review for his l
Good News From Judas? Behind the newly popular gnostic text “The Gospel of Judas”
A New Testament Scholar demystifies the newly popular Gnostic text.
The First Families
One might approach this book as a field guide to the multiple species of church or early Christian assembly to be found in the New Testament The text remains rooted in the world of first-century Christianity The Rev Raymond Collins professor of New Testament at The Catholic University of America
Getting Past Orthodox Doctrine
There are Ph D dissertations yet to be written on religion according to Bill Moyers and the liberal intellectuals of Public Television When they are Professor Elaine Pagels of Princeton University will figure prominently as one of their well-known talking heads Her earlier books The Gnostic Gos
