April DeConick’s new website

Today, April DeConick announced the launch of her new professional website aprildeconick.com, which she is using to move many of the resources she provided on her blog to a new, permanent home. It contains a Gospel of Thomas page which, at the moment, summarises her main conclusions about GThom and includes an FAQ. For those [...]

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Gospel of Thomas and Gnosticism

Just in case there are people who read this blog who do not also read April DeConick’s Forbidden Gospels blog, today she has posted a review of Alistair Logan’s book The Gnostics. This book is on my “to read” list, but unfortunately, that also means it has to be on my “to buy, probably from [...]

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Women as Bibliobloggers

Today, Patrick McCullough at kata ta biblia reflects on the dearth of women (or female?) bibliobloggers. It’s something that has interested me, too, but I don’t think it’s just a lack of female bibliobloggers – it’s a lack of women in any potentially interactive internet media. I belong to three biblical studies-related email lists as [...]

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