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How Romans 9-11 (and Romans 8) Make Me Arminian

Calvinism doesn't have a monopoly on Romans 9-11. Here's an Arminian approach.

Gordon McConville on "The Challenge of Being Human"

Hamlet’s take on Psalm 8:5 (Act 2 Sc. 2) highlights the contradiction between the enormous potential of human beings and their mortality,...

SBL Suspends New Student Restrictions

Late last year the Society of Biblical Literature imposed new restrictions on student paper presentations and participation at the SBL...

SBL Student Survey on Policy Changes

The Student Advisory Board of the SBL is conducting a survey of student members on their perceptions of the policy changes regarding...

SBL Restricts Student Participation

Along with other student members of the Society of Biblical Literature (SBL), I recently received an email letter from John F. Kutsko,...

Belated ETS & SBL Reflections

I’m a bit behind most in the blogosphere who have already posted reflections on the recent annual gatherings of the Evangelical...

2010 SBL Program Online

The preliminary program book for the 2010 meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature has been put online. Here’s a summary of the...

Rhetorical Criticism: An Appropriate Method for New Testament Studies?

I’ve been working through some material on rhetorical critical approaches to New Testament studies, as of late, in preparation for my...

2010 SBL Paper

I recently got word that my paper proposal for the 2010 Annual Meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature was accepted. The title of...

Matt O'Reilly, PhD