Dead Sea Scrolls To Go Online in the Next Few Years
CNN
August 27, 2008
Time Magazine's Report on the New Gabriel-Resurrection Text
David Van Beima/Tim McGirk
July 8, 2008
Special BAR Report on the New Dead Sea Scroll in Stone
Biblical Archaeology Review
July 7, 2008
Ancient Tablet Ignites Debate about Resurrection
Ethen Bronner
New York Times July 6, 2008
From Canada: MacLeans Propoganda Piece Exalts Fringe of Jesus Scholars
Peter Kazmeier
Canada Christianity.com April 3, 2008
That Curious Idea of Resurrection
Larry Hurtado
Slate.com March 20, 2008
Final Report on the Princeton Symposium Concerning the Jesus Tomb
Princeton Theological Seminary Web Site
Jan 25.08
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So, my question is: Would this be our response to Catholicism which elevates tradition on a level with Scripture? Would we say that the theology preserved through these four activities was sufficiently defined so that we need not embrace the writings of the Patristic Fathers as being equal to Scripture. Not long ago someone pointed out to me that all of the early Church Fathers held to Transubstantiation. If that is so, where did they get that idea? The same goes for baptismal regeneration. What happened after the apostles died?