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goodbye, biblioblog top 50

By mitchell b powell | Published: 0126, 14th August, 2011
As you can see from the Biblioblog Top 50 site, we’re told to install a tracker inside our own site and to allow one Steve Caruso to archive all our files. Though the Top 50 has treated me well in the past, I won’t be participating. As I’ve mentioned before, everything on this site is [...]
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the spanish kjv

By mitchell b powell | Published: 1739, 29th May, 2010
On Facebook, the good Dr. Jim West corrected me for using the redundant “Greek Septuagint.”  He said the phrase “Greek Septuagint” was about as incorrect as “English KJV.”  And he is right.  But that reminded me of something I have most unfortunately failed to share with you all yet.  It’s an amazingly strange piece of [...]
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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: Related Posts:a seventy-two hour work weekthe spanish kjvon jobbik, conservatism, and the nazissome updates on what’s going on in the biblioblogging worldanother sad [...]
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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. Related Posts:stats are in for mayanother sad example of [...]
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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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