Whether "this seems a good place to leave the discussion" or not, may be up to others, perhaps outside of this thread, but I will merely note that neither confident title claim is, as far as I know, generally accepted. The two, bold, titles:
"Refining Linguistic Dating of Biblical Texts: Methodological Considerations for Future Use"
and
"Isn’t It Time to Break Up with Linguistic Dating? Rethinking Hornkohl’s Method—and What Comes Next"
For what little it may or may not be worth, with due respect, neither future/next thing prediction fully persuaded me.
Whether "this seems a good place to leave the discussion" or not, may be up to others, perhaps outside of this thread, but I will merely note that neither confident title claim is, as far as I know, generally accepted. The two, bold, titles:
"Refining Linguistic Dating of Biblical Texts: Methodological Considerations for Future Use"
and
"Isn’t It Time to Break Up with Linguistic Dating? Rethinking Hornkohl’s Method—and What Comes Next"
For what little it may or may not be worth, with due respect, neither future/next thing prediction fully persuaded me.