The Bible and Interpretation
Dedicated to delivering the latest news, features, editorials, commentary, archaeological interpretation and excavations relevant to the study of the Bible for the public and biblical scholars.
"In My View" is a weekly op-ed feature that enables authors to respond more quickly to biblical topics they deem important. "In My View" offers thought-provoking opinion pieces on the Bible and its interpretation, ancient Near East archaeology, history, and media productions.
The opinions expressed "In My View" are those of the authors alone. They do not necessarily represent the views or opinions of the editors of Bible and Interpretation nor its staff. Unsolicited submissions will not be accepted
In My View Articles
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How and Why Academic Peer-Review is About to Change
- On Those We Influence
By Thomas L. Thompson - Whose Bible? Anyone's?
By Philip Davies - On the Insignificance and the Abuse of the Copper Scroll
By Robert R. Cargill
By Robert R. Cargill
Digging Up Women
By Elizabeth McNamer
An Ignored Contradiction between the Merneptah Stele and Archaeological Data
By Todd Bolen
From Mainz to Marburg?A Diachronic Exchange with the Master of Diachronicity and A Bi-Optic Hypothesis
By Paul N. Anderson
Theological Exegesis
By Jim West
Not in the Theater:Challenging Josephus's Location for the Place of Herod Agrippa's Death
By Todd Bolen
A Fourth Quest for Jesus...So What, and How So?
By Paul N. Anderson
The Mystery of Bethsaida
By Elizabeth McNamer
Jeremiah: Memoirs or Laments?
By Don C. Benjamin
Does the Center Need an Extreme?
By James Crossley
Arizona and the Vanishing Bible
By Bruce Chilton
The Sackgasse of A-Theistic Biblical Studies
By Jim West
Why Do Some Christians Need Material Evidence?
By Antonio Lombatti
Abel: Murder or Sacrifice?
By Don C. Benjamin
Gnostic Breakthrough
By Bruce Chilton
Byproducts of the War on Terror in Biblical Scholarship
By James Crossley
Church History and the Art of Forgery
By Antonio Lombatti
Rahab: Harlot or Host?
By Don. C. Benjamin
From "The Historical Jesus" to understanding Jesus, historically
By Bruce Chilton
Biblical Scholars of the World Unite!
By James Crossley
Relics Still Potent: The Shroud of Turin
By Antonio Lombatti
The Seat of Moses: A Note on Matthew 23:2-3 According to Shem Tob's Hebrew Matthew
By Ross K. Nichols
Violence in the Bible: A Problem to be Solved?
By Julia M. O'Brien
A Liturgical Enigma
By Jay Williams
Peace in Our Time, or Peace with Honor?
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg
Judas Iscariot, Gerry Adams, and the Betrayal of Jesus
By Helen K. Bond
Who Cares About the Prophets?"
By Julia M. O'Brien
Spritual Imagination
By Jay Williams
The Covenant Code and the Gate of Tishpak
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg
The Relevance of an Apocalyptic Jesus
By Helen K. Bond
Biblical Scholarship and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
By Julia M. O'Brien
Who Were the Magi?
By Jay Williams
Did the Kingdom of Judah Invent "Separation of Church and State" ?
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg
Jesus Through the Eyes of an Irish Republican
By Helen Bond
What Jesus Never Said
By Gerd Lüdemann
Some Thoughts on "Silent Night"
By James D. Tabor
Blogging the Bible
By Jim West
Another View of Homosexuality
By Charles David Isbell
Seven Golden Rules for Christian Theologians concerning the Old Testament and Its Relationship to the New Testament
By Gerd Lüdemann
The Bible and Interpretation Homosexuality, the Bible, and the Rabbis
By Charles David Isbell
The Gospel of Mark: Priority Does not Mean Primacy
By James D. Tabor
Does Christology Rest on a Mistake?
By R. Joseph Hoffmann
Liberated from the Christological Madhouse
By Gerd Lüdemann
Abortion, Jewish Law, and the US Constitution
By Charles David Isbell
Older is Not Always Better: Remembering Wescott and Hort
By James D. Tabor
Threnody: Rethinking the Thinking behind The Jesus Project
By R. Joseph Hoffmann
Why Christians Should Adopt the BCE/CE Dating System
By Robert R. Cargill
Celebrating the use of Internet Resources
By Mark Goodacre
On History and Fiction in Traditional Literature
By Thomas L. Thompson
Are There Ethics in the Hebrew Bible?
By Philip Davies
Stalemate: Archaeological Research, The Public, and Our Responsibility
By Jim West
Admitting our Ignorance about the Historical Jesus
By Mark Goodacre
Biblical Archaeology and the Politics of Nation Building
By Thomas L. Thompson
Watch Your Language!
By Philip Davies
On the Curious Protests of the Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibition in Toronto
By Robert R. Cargill
On Scholarly Conduct
By Mark Goodacre

