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uh oh . . . this isn’t good

By mitchell b powell | Published: 1527, 13th February, 2010
On the celebrated blog of Jim West, I recently discovered the following. The link takes you to a more full documentation of the problem, but the essence of the issue is this:
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some updates on what’s going on in the biblioblogging world

By mitchell b powell | Published: 1502, 9th January, 2010
biblioblogging:  n.  the practice of blogging about the Bible. blogging:  n. what I’m doing now. world:  n. the term I use to describe the sum of all the biblioblogs, because “community” is far too comfy a word for such a drama-filled and strife-ridden sea of interactions.
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another sad example of misinformation

By mitchell b powell | Published: 0137, 29th December, 2009
Those of you who know my opinions about textual criticism (or maybe just my dad), know that I am unabashedly Byzantine-priorist. And although I don’t condemn those who happen to disagree with me, I hate to see facts twisted. One of the most unfortunate examples of this is the way in which our position is [...]
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