Helmut Koester ( December 18, 1926 -- January 1, 2016) was a German born scholar of the New Testament at Harvard Divinity School.[1] In ...

Aulus Gellius was a Latin grammarian and author who was most likely from Rome but was educated in Athens. He is most famous for is wor...

In recent years, the study of “Christian” manuscripts as cultural artifacts has been gaining traction in the academic world. The binding...

 Aristides was an Athenian Philosopher who lived sometime during the reign of Emperor Hadrian (117-138 CE). His apologetic work was good e...

In a 2017 issue of Harvard Theological Review, Elizabeth Schrader (PhD student at Duke) published an article postulating an earlier textual...

While reading through 1 Clement in Greek, I came across an interesting phrase, "Therefore let us abandon empty and futile thoughts, a...

 A book to look out for in the coming year or so (I am not sure of the release date) is Elijah Hixson and Peter Gurry's new book , ...