Newest Links

Petros Vassiliades Professor of New Testament, Aristotle University of Thessolinki, Thessoliniki, Greece. A range of articles on the theology for the New Testament, Q and ecumenism.

Mahlon H. Smith Associate Professor at Rutgers University, New Jersey. A member of the Jesus Seminar, many of his works in connection with that topic are available here.

Steve Moyise Lecturer in New Testament University College Chichester, Chichester, England. A good number of articles on New Testament issues.

Feilx Just Adjunct Professor of Religious Studies, Loyola Marymount University, Los Angeles. Links to his book reviews and articles, as well as links to other materials (such as course materials, articles) on other topics, with a focus on Johannine and Gospel studies.

Mark HoffmanAssociate Professor of Biblical Studies at Lutheran Theological Seminary, Gettysburg. His site has some presentations, class materials, and he runs a site called Crossmarks (linked from his page) with a wide range of studies (more informal).

Dale Allison Errett M. Grable Professor of New Testament Exegesis and Early Christianity, has been on the faculty of Pittsburgh Theological Seminary since 1997, PA. A handful of essays

David K. NaugleChair and Professor of Philosophy at Dallas Baptist University, Dallas, Texas. The page contains many papers on theological and philosophical issues

Kevin Alan LewisAssistant Professor of Theology & Law at Talbot School of Theology, La Mirada, CA. The site contains downloads and handouts, as well as links to theological, philosophical and legal sites.

Clinton ArnoldChairman, Department of New Testament, Talbot School of Theology, La Mirada, CA. Dr Arnold’s page has links to several articles, and some materials for new Christians.

Christian Scholars - Newest Links

It's been a while since I added, and not a lot of links coming in. But there are some, so here are the most recent. I'll be mailing some more colleges this week, so we'll see if I get more response.

Gerard Demsteegt, Associate Professor of Church History at Andrews University Theological Seminary, Berrien Springs, Michigan. A number of his articles, on areas of Adventist theology.

Vernon K. Robbins Research Professor of New Testament and Comparative Sacred Texts in the Humanities, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia. A wide range of materials with an emphasis in socio-rhetorical interpretation.

M. C. Steenberg Fellow in Patristic Theology and Church History, University of Oxford, Oxford, England. Good amount of class materials, including a lecture series on Christology after Nicea. Many materials and links on Orthodoxy.

Mark Matson V.P. for Academic Affairs and Academic Dean, Milligan College, TN. Many articles and book reviews with an emphasis on the Gospels.

Bruce Terry Professor of Bible and Humanities at Ohio Valley College, Vienna, WV. A lot of material, including articles, class materials and a thesis (on evangelism) and a dissertation (on 1 Corinthians).

Robert Kraft Professor of Religious Studies at the University of Pennsylvania, PA. The website contains many resources, with dozens of his own articles, extensive class materials and links, with a focus on early Christianity.

Philip Harland Assistant Professor of Social and Cultural History of Christianity at Concordia University, Montreal. A number of articles on early Christianity, as well as extensive resources on the social world of early Christianity.

Scot McKnight is the Karl A. Olsson Professor in Religious Studies at North Park University. A blog named after one of his boopks, Jesus Creed.

Scott W. Sunquist is the W. Don McClure Associate Professor of World Mission and Evangelism. He came to Pittsburgh Theological Seminar. Materials form classes on world history.

Teresa Lockhart Stricklen Assistant Professor of Homiletics at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, Pittsburgh, PA. Her site contains Homiletical articles, helps and sermons.

More to come soon...

Christian Scholars - Newest Links

Adding a few more...

Mark Goodacre Senior Lecturer in New Testament at the University of Birmingham, England. This site has an abundance of excellent material on New Testament Studies from all over the Web, including some of Goodacre’s own articles, with a strong focus on Q and the Synoptics.

Mark Nanos Visiting Scholar at Rockhurst University, a Jesuit University in Kansas City, Missouri. A large number of his articles (mainly on Galatians and Romans), with links to other pages.

Jerome Neyrey Professor of New Testament at University of Notre Dame, Paris, France. Several articles with a focus on the Gospels, and a liturgical commentary on the Gospels.

Jon Paulien Professor of New Testament Interpretation at Andrews University Theological Seminary, Berrien Springs, Michigan. A number of articles as well as class materials, with a focus on Revelation.

Bob Royalty Associate Professor of Religion at Wabash College, Crawfordsville, IN. A wide range of course materials on New Testament and Second Century Asia Minor, as well as a couple of article.

Henry Wansbrough Emeritus Professor University of Oxford, Oxford, England. Introduction to the Gospels, Genesis, the Psalms, and booklets on Paul and Holiness in the New Testament.

James Tabor Chair of Department of Religious Studies, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, NC. Dr. Tabor’s site includes The Jewish Roman World of Jesus, with a lot of material on that topic.

Harry Hahne Associate Professor of New Testament at Golden Gate Baptist Seminary, Scottsdale, Arizona. The site has a few articles on theological subjects and on computer assisted biblical research

Feedback and Ideas

The responses are waning, and I have around 50 sites so far. I am wondering how best to go about the task of creating this site, and how to organise it. One idea I have is to list every divinity school, and all the staff there (over time!), with links to their bios at their colleges, and also to websites if they have one (or more). Also, I am wondering how far to spread the net. I had envisaged simply evangelical colleges (or bible believing , for those who prefer not to be called evangelical). However, I've been thinking this may be to narrow...as evangelicals, we certainly need to interact with the best of the scholarship that disagrees with us. So I'm thinking of emailing other less orthodox colleges, and listing them too.

Any feedback is greatly apprecaited. I can be reached at:

facultywebsites@gmail.com

Many thanks in advance.

Christian Scholars - Newest Links

Conrad Gempf Lecturer in New Testament at London School of Theology, London, UK. He has a blog which he adds to often with devotional thoughts, and the site includes some articles and book information.

John Kilner Franklin Forman Chair of Ethics at Trinity International University, Illinois. His page contains links to a good number of articles he has written as well as book information, primarily in the field of bioethics.

C Ben Mitchell Professor of Bioethics and Contemporary Culture at Trinity International University, Illinois. His page His page has links to a lot of articles he has written as well as book information, primarily in the field of bioethics.

John Frame Professor of Systematic Theology and Philosophy at Reformed Theological Seminary, Orlando, Florida. This site contains a very large amount of his articles on a wide range of subjects, from a very well respected theologian. More can be found throughout the site: Reformed Perspectives.

Rodney J. Decker Associate Professor of New Testament, Baptist Bible Seminary, Clark Summit, PA. The site has some of Dr. Decker’s materials on the New Testament, as well as a wide range of links on New Testament and Theological issues.

Alan Ingalls Associate Professor of Old Testament Languages and Literature, Baptist Bible Seminary, Clark Summit, PA. The site has a strong focus on Hebrew language studies, with some material and many links.

Gary Gromacki Associate Professor of Bible and Homiletics, Baptist Bible Seminary, Clark Summit, PA. Contains several of Dr. Gromacki’s articles, and a great deal of information on his investigation of the Dead Sea Scrolls.

P B Ryan Professor of Biblical and Historical-Theological Studies as Baptist Missionary Association Seminary, Jacksonville, Texas. His site contains many articles on theological, historical and Baptist issues.

Jack Willsey Associate Professor of Systematic Theology and World Missions, Northwest Baptist Seminary, Tacoma, WA. His page has five articles on postmodernism, hermeneutics and the trinity.

Ralph Wood Professor of Theology and Literature at Truett Theological Seminary, Waco, Texas. Dr. Wood’s site contains articles on writers such as Tolkein, C. S. Lewis, P. D. James and G. K. Chesterton.

Carl Laney Professor of Biblical Literature, Western Seminary, Portland, Oregon. His page has a link to five of his articles on theological issues.

Gary Breshears Professor of Theology, , Western Seminary, Portland, Oregon. Links to a very wide range of papers providing outlines of theological themes.

James Hamilton Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary's Houston Campus, Texas. Dr. Hamilton has links to a few of his articles and presentations on his page. Update: He now also has a blog.

William Pinson Jr. Distinguished Visiting Professor at Truett Theological Seminary, Waco, Texas. This growing site covers Baptist distinctives.

Christian Scholars - The Links

I've wanted for a while to start a page devoted to biblical scholars and theologians who have homepages that have a decent amount of useful material (and are evangelical in outlook and sound inthe foundational doctrines of the Bible). As I've started this blog, I thought this a place I could at least start on it, and I'll pin this thread soon, So, here's a start, and I'll add to the thread as I find more sites (please, anyone reading this, if you know of any, please recommend them - my decision on the ones I find useful and sound is final, but I accept a pretty wide range, and want this to be useful to others...

Albert MohlerPresident of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary here in Louisville, and one of the most insightful Christian commentators around. His site has articles, a link to his radio program, and a link to his daily Crosswalk Commentaries.

Robert A. J. GagnonAssociate Professor of New Testament at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. His site has a lot of excellent material on Christianity and homosexuality.

Doug Groothuis Professor of Philosophy ar Denver Seminary, and very well known Christian author. Site has many articles and book reviews he has published, focusing on Christian apologetics (also, links to his wife, Rebecca's site).

Mike StallardProfessor of Systematic Theology at Bible Baptist College. His site has a lot of good articles worth reading.

David S. DockeryPresident of Union University, and an excellent theologian and cultural commentator. His page has links to many of his articles and addresses.

Francis WatsonProfessor in New Testament Theology, King's College, Aberdeen. Has several of his published and unpublished articles (including a couple on the new perspective).

Wesley J. SmithSenior Fellow at the Discovery Institute, Smith is at the forefront of discussion of contemporary cultural movements (such as abortion, stem cell research and so on) from a Christian perspective. His site has a wealth of material, inncuding articles and a link to his Blog.

Simon GathercoleLecturer in New Testament, and young evangelical scholar with ever growing credentials. Site has links to some articles he has published.

Peter HeadNew Testament Research Fellow, Tyndale House. Links to a wide range of his published and unpublished work.

Richard G. HoweWith his brother (see below), a Christian Apologist and writer. His site has several of his articles.

Thoms A. HoweProfessor of Bible and Biblical Languages, Southern Evangelical Seminary. Site has good articles on biblical issues, and good reviews of Brian McLaren and the late Stanley Grentz.

William DembskiSoon to be Director of Center fo Science and Theology, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. A site with a LOT of articles on intelligent design and associated issues.

William Lane CraigExcellent Christian Apologist and Research Professor of Theology at Talbot School of Theology. Not with him on his neo-Molinist views, but very good apologetic articles at his site.

Norman GeislerPresident of Southern Evangelical Seminary, and well know Christian apologist. Not much on his site by way of articles, but some good articles on the recent controversy over Clark Pinnock and John Sanders in the ETS and open theism.

John WhitcombFormer Professor of Theology and Old Testament at Grace Seminary. About a dozen articles he has written on this site.

R. Scott ClarkAssociate Professor of Historic and Systematic Theology at Westminster Seminary. Excellent materials here from his taught classes

David LindenAction International Ministries. A lot of theological work here, including commentaries on Isaiah and Hebrews, with many other articles.

H. Wayne HousePresident and Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies, Oregon Theological Seminary. A good number of articles on theology, law, ethics and other subjects.

Paul CopanChair of Philosophy and Ethics, Palm Beach Atlantic University. Copan has several articles, mainy on christian philosophical issues.

Daniel AkinPresident of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. A vast array of materials from Dr. Akin on many theological issued. You could spend a lot of time here.

Thomas COnstableSenior Professor of Bible Exposition, Dallas Theological Seminary. Dr. Constable's Expository notes on the whole Bible - a lot of material!

Ron RhodesAdjunct Professor of Theology, Biola University. Christian apologist, with many articles on apologetics.

David HowardProfessor of Old Testament, Bethel Seminary. Well known Old Testament scholar, with many of his published articles available on his site.

Robert RakestrawProfessor of Theology, Bethel Seminary. Links to some of his published articles and bibliographies.

Dennis SwansonSeminary Librarian and Direcotr of Israel Studies, The Master's Seminary. Links to articles, and also Swanson's blog.

William BarrickProfessor of Old Testament, The Master's Seminary. Links to many of his articles.

John Mark ReynoldsAssociate Professor of Philosophy, Biola University. Has many of his articles, and also links to his excellent blog.

Wayne McDill Senior Professor of Preaching at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Wake Forest, North Carolina. His site has over a dozen articles on preaching, evangelism and pastoral care, as well as a book on preaching available for free download. The site also has a blog.

Alvin Reid Associate Dean of Proclamation and Professor of Evangelism at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Wake Forest, North Carolina, His site contains around 10 articles on evangelism and Christian living, as well as a number of links on evangelism.

David Black Professor of New Testament and Greek at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Wake Forest, North Carolina. His personal site contains a vast amount of information in the forms of essays and columns on a wide range of issues from a Christian perspective, as well as a blog.

Ravi Zacharias Visiting Professor at Knox Theological Seminary, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, and a highly respected Christian apologist. His ministry website contains a wealth of apologetic material.

Mark D. Futato Professor of Hebrew and Old Testament at Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, Florida. He is also serving as the acting Academic Dean. His site contains some personal information and a handful of essays.

Calvin Beisner associate professor of historical theology and social ethics at Knox Theological Seminary in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, and an adjunct fellow of the Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty and of the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow. His site has a large number of articles on Biblical studies, economics, environmental issues and politics.

Reggie Kidd Professor of New Testament and Dean of the Chapel at Reformed Theological Seminary, Orlando. Dr. Kidd’s site has a wide range of essays and class materials focusing on worship and on Pauline studies.

Carl "Chip" Stam Associate Professor in the School of Church Music and Worship at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky. His site has an interesting worship quote for the week with discussion, and a link to his personal home page.


That will do for a start...really looking forward to finding out about more useful links - thanks in advance...

Purpose of this Blog

I will use this blog to maintain a list of websites of Christian scholars until I get around to creating a better site! Hope some find it useful...