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Seriously, he shouldn’t be writing about it. Small once again attempts to sell his books by writing articles for HuffPo about the Bible. In his article he lists reasons why ‘most modern scholars’ reject a literal reading of the Bible and why they reject reading it as history. But he is off in his explanations [...]
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This is precise my point and one I have said over and over. This is why the criterion of embarrassment fails to meet even a cursory examination. I thank Mark Goodacre for highlighting it so well, and so concisely: I am writing a piece at the moment on the criterion of multiple attestation in Historical [...]
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