In a culture that prides itself on free thought, it’s surprisingly easy to slip into bigotry…
Author: Mia
Associate Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity. Ph.D. in Religions of the Ancient Mediterranean, with particular focus on early Christianity, ancient Judaism, and Roman archaeology.
Mathew and Luke do not agree
1. IntroductionThe infancy narratives in Matthew 1–2 and Luke 1–2 occupy a unique position within the…
Is There A “Q source”?
I’d like to open a calm, good‑faith conversation about the “Q source” hypothesis in New Testament…
Did Paul Ever Write?
One of the most talked-about sessions at this year’s Society of Biblical Literature meeting was the…
Paul, Parody, and Power: Reflections on an Award-Winning Paper
At this year’s Society of Biblical Literature meeting, I had the privilege of responding to…
Is The “Right Belief” What I Say It Is?
Let’s imagine a space where we’re not arguing over who has the “Right Belief” or…