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Newest Article: What if the Earliest Extant Gospel Promotes a Form of Judaism
Written by John Van Maaren 
The reading that the Gospel of Mark’s vision of ideal practice, belief, and expectation is a form of Judaism, rather than something else, is able to better explain the full narrative of the Gospel and is fully comprehensible within the context of the first-century ancient mediterranean world.… Read More

 

 

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