Most series of posts (e.g. my series on Thomas Brodie’s “Beyond the Quest for the Historical Jesus”) are found in the Archives & List of topics above. Here I have placed indexes of posts by Earl Doherty and Roger Parvus for easy reference.
MrHorse on On the “No Contemporary References to Jesus” Controversy: “The “no contemporary references to Jesus” argument is predominantly a rebuttal to the assertion that 'there is good evidence for…” Aug 15, 02:04
on Was Paul an Apocalyptic Jew Before His Conversion?: “Boyarin, Daniel (2010) [now bolded]. Border Lines: The Partition of Judaeo-Christianity. University of Pennsylvania Press. p. 119. ISBN 0-8122-0384-4.…” Aug 15, 01:56
on Was Paul an Apocalyptic Jew Before His Conversion?: “Reasonable post! Dr. James Tabor, a Pauline specialist who has published 2 impressive books on Paul, comments that:…” Aug 14, 23:50
on Was Paul an Apocalyptic Jew Before His Conversion?: “If the first "Christians" were a Jewish sect, what was there for Paul to convert to? He would have still…” Aug 14, 23:31
on Continuing Gullotta’s Review of Carrier’s On the Historicity of Jesus: “There were many names for God: 1) El, as Elohim, was one. But 2) Yahweh or Jahweh was another.…” Aug 14, 22:06
on On the “No Contemporary References to Jesus” Controversy: “McGrath could be right, and it could be as clear and simple as he puts it, but the various Jameses…” Aug 14, 21:45
on On the “No Contemporary References to Jesus” Controversy: “I was wondering if you had heard somewhere a suggestion that the passage may have been an interpolation.” Aug 14, 21:15