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- Archaeology in Israel Update - August 2010
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg
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- Masada - Who is a Jew, Secular Fundamentalism, and the Second Coming
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By James D. Tabor
- "Gentiles for Moses": The Debate about the Nature and Intensity of Jewish Proselytizing Efforts in Ancient Judaism
By Dr. Michael F. Bird
- Rare Bronze Horned-Bracelet, Not Ancient
By Robert Deutsch
- Relics and Their Supernatural Powers
By Antonio Lombatti
- Archaeology in Israel Update - July 2010
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg
- Luke, Judaism and Anti-Judaism
By Joseph B. Tyson
- Fundamentalist Distortion of Scripture Regarding Women's Roles
By Joe E. Lunceford
- Archaeology in Israel Update - June 2010
By Stephen Gabriel Rosenberg
- The End of Accreditation? Not So Fast!!
By Hector Avalos
- Linguistic Dating of Biblical Texts
By Ian Young, Robert Rezetko and Martin Ehrensvärd
- Whoring After Her Lovers: The Quest for Power, Control, Exploitive Domination and the Industry of Accreditation
By Jim West
- On the Misuse of Archaeology for Evangelical Purposes
By Robert R. Cargill
- Knowledge and Power in Biblical Scholarship
By Ronald Hendel
- From Fundamentalist Evangelical to Agnostic Atheist
By Ken Pulliam
- The Temple Mount in Jerusalem During the First Temple Period: An Archaeologist's View
By David Ussishkin
- Mystery, Secrecy and Esotericism in the Dead Seea Scrolls
By Sam Thomas
- Death and Resurrection in the Book of Acts: A Foundational Motif for Discipleship
By Dennis J. Horton
- Tell Halif
By Oded Borowski
- The Exile From a Bird's Eye View
By Bob Becking
- Owning the Scrolls
By Jaqueline S. Du Toit and Jason Kalman
- MERENPTAH'S "ISRAEL," THE BIBLE'S, AND OURS
By William Dever
- Forget About Noah's Ark; There Was No Worldwide Flood
By Robert R. Cargill
- In Praise of Biblical Illiteracy
By Hector Avalos
- Beyond Labels: What Comes Next?
By Philip Davies
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By Jennie R. Ebeling
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- Masada - Who is a Jew, Secular Fundamentalism, and the Second Coming
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By James D. Tabor
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By Robert R. Cargill
- The Case for the Peer-Review Process: A Rejoinder to "How and Why Academic Peer-Review is About to Change"
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