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It is a means of communication, so please share with me and our readers your views - I love opinions, especially if you do not agree with my views. We all can learn from each other, at least that is one of my biggest pleasures in life.
Please let me know, if you want to exchange links or have any other business idea.
Yours Markus
Hi Professor! I am Carlos Fajardo, priest from mexico, I am studying patristics in Rome, and I am starting my research work about Asterius the sofist, I have found that you have written about it and I would like to have a contact with you in order to exchange links or information, hope We can help each other... God Bless you!
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DeleteIch fand Mr. Wells Open Letter interessant, habe aber eine eingehende Behandlung Ihres Buches "Christi Thora" vermisst. Stattdessen hat Mr. Wells im Wesentlichen nur von seinem Buch "Sorting Out Paul" abgeschrieben. Obwohl ich seine Prämisse, dass wir eher mit Symbolik als mit Geschichte im "Neuen Testament" zu tun haben teile, finde ich, dass er zu sehr von Annahmen und Behauptungen ausgeht, ohne sie im Detail zu belegen. Ich bin gespannt auf Ihre Antwort.
ReplyDeleteStimme ich gerne zu, ich bin eher an den Zeugnissen interessiert und der Frage, wie wir sie aus unserer heutigen Sicht lesen können.
DeleteHow can Tertullian and other early church writers be against Marcion's Evagelion and Apostolikon if they contain the same information (but reduced) as the Orthodox texts.
ReplyDeleteThe "same" is a slight overstatement. Tertullian and others were on the one side thankful to Marcion for having preserved the material while they were also annoyed by the shape and interpretation he gave to it. Looking at the one gospel and the ten Pauline letters in Marcion's New Testament shows how deeply the text has a Marcionite profile.
ReplyDeleteHi,Markus. Remember me from the academici day's?
ReplyDeleteDear Shimanta, of course, I do - so nice that you came back to me, hope you are well
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