What are your must visit sites?

[outhouse]

This is a excellent resource, a complete Yale series of lectures on the NT


http://www.youtube.com/course?list=EC279CFA55C51E75E0


New Testament History and Literature with Dale B. Martin

[Robert Tulip]

http://www.jesuspuzzle.humanists.net/

Earl Doherty
Did Christianity begin with a mythical Christ? Was the original Jesus a man or a mythical savior god? Solving the Jesus Puzzle through the Christian and ancient-world record, from the Pauline epistles to the Gospels to the second century Christian apologists, from Philo to Josephus to Jewish and Hellenistic philosophy.

Christian faith evolved from a Jesus myth to an historical Jesus. New Testament scholarship needs to uncover that original evolution and rewrite the history of Western religion.

http://www.mythicistpapers.com/

Rene Salm
Mythicist Papers

This site combines pages related to Jesus mythicism together with a blog. My aim is to provide Jesus mythicists with valuable but lesser known resources difficult to find or perhaps not otherwise available on the web. Some of the articles (e.g., those by Georges Ory) I’ve translated myself, and they here appear on the web for the first time. Other pages (e.g., those by Dilef Nielsen) are old material which has long been forgotten yet, in my opinion, deserves renewed attention by mythicists. There are also pages by contemporary mythicists including Robert Price, Frank Zindler, David Fitzgerald, and myself.

General information regarding Jesus mythicism includes the detailed page, “A Mythicist Timeline”—a good place to start for those new to the subject. It demonstrates that Jesus Mythicism is hardly new and that the conviction that Jesus of Nazareth never walked on earth has had numerous scholarly proponents over a period of three centuries. That view may still be considered “fringy,” but with the growing number of books on the subject and the emergence of websites such as this, that is slowly changing at the beginning of this new millennium.

The general history of mythicism also includes a bibliography page and a series of biographies of individual mythicists—at this time mostly from the French school.

Some readers may also find material of value at http://freethoughtnation.com/forums/

[Grog]

[quote=""spin""]There are sites that people in this forum find essential resources. Other sites are good for provocative thought. Yet others have been created by members themnselves as a resource for others. I'm sure there are sites that you've found helpful, sites that you wished you had found when you first became interested in biblical studies, or sites that supply the resources you can't do without. The object of this post is to elicit those sites. What I would like from you are sites like the following:

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• resources sites, such as these:
  Peter Kirby's
  * Early Jewish Writings
  * Early Christian Writings
  
  Roger Pearse's
  * Tertullian texts
  * Additional Church Fathers plus lesser known classical writers
  
  * New Advent Church Fathers
  
  * Pseudepigrapha
• bible suppliers, such as:
  * Bible Gateway
  * Biblos
• scholarly materials, such as:
  * The Bible and Interpretation
  * Journal of Hebrew Scriptures
• helpful blogs, such as:
  * Richard Carrier
  * Tom Verenna
  * Vridar
• other sites of interest for BC&H, such as:
  * Jewish Encyclopedia, 1906
  * Bernard Muller's Historical Jesus site
  * Michael A. Turton's Historical Commentary on the Gospel of Mark
  * Hermann Detering site

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This is your opportunity to pass on what you consider the most essential or most interesting, or most helpful sites for people interested in this forum. What have you got?[/quote]

In addition to the many great sites already mentioned, I have used:

http://gnosis.org/library.html
http://www.marcionite-scripture.info/
http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/col ... irect=true

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[quote=""stephan huller""]Too many to count but here's two

www.roger-pearse.com
www.khazarzar.skeptik.net/pgm/PG_Migne/[/quote]
Have you checked that last URL lately? I get an indication it can't be found.

[stephan huller]

http://khazarzar.skeptik.net/pgm/PG_Migne/

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• Resources sites:
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  Peter Kirby's
  * Early Jewish Writings
  * Early Christian Writings
  
  Roger Pearse's
  * Tertullian texts
  * Additional Church Fathers plus lesser known classical writers
  
  New Advent
  * Church Fathers
  
  * Pseudepigrapha
  
  Gnostic Society
  * The Nag Hammadi Library All
  
  Perseus
  * Classical texts (translations + original language)
• Bible suppliers:
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  * Bible Gateway
  * Biblos
  * The Bible, and early Christian texts
  
  * The Unbound Bible search: results in up to four translations
• Scholarly materials:
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  * The Bible and Interpretation
  * Journal of Hebrew Scriptures
  * The New Testament Gateway (Mark Goodacre)
  
  * Journal of Higher Criticism articles & reviews
• Helpful blogs:
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  * Richard Carrier
  * Tom Verenna
  * Paleojudaica (Jim Davila)
  * Vridar
  * The Secular Outpost
  * N.T. Wrong (closed)
• Members' sites:
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  * Bernard Muller: Historical Jesus site
  * Michael A. Turton: Gospel of Mark (historical commentary)
  * Earl Doherty: The Jesus Puzzle
• Other sites of interest for BC&H:
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  * Jewish Encyclopedia, 1906
  * Robert Price
  * The Skeptic's Annotated Bible
  * Hermann Detering site
  * James McGrath's useful sites
  * The Marcionite Research Library

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[Horatio Parker]

http://academyofplatonicstudies.com (registration required - free)

http://archive.org

[stephan huller]

I have very eclectic taste so don't hate me because its a bizarre list

http://198.62.75.1/www1/ofm/sbf/Books/LA43/43315JP.pdf (THE HERMITAGE OF ST. JOHN THE HESYCHAST IN THE GREAT LAURA OF SABAS J. Patrich)
http://www.gnosis.org/ (entire Nag Hammadi Library; very useful Google search engine)
http://books.google.com/books?id=9s9moK ... 22&f=false (critical edition of Dialogues of Adamantius in German)
http://khazarzar.skeptik.net/books/index.htm (more amazing books in digital form on the Bible than anyone could read in a year)
http://khazarzar.skeptik.net/books/index_ph.htm (more amazing Greek texts than anyone could read in a lifetime)
http://198.62.75.1/www1/ofm/sbf/Books/L ... elaion.pdf (THE SABAITE MONASTERY OF THE CAVE (SPELAION) IN THE JUDEAN DESERT J. Patrich
http://www.scribd.com/doc/96482583/Wort ... ual-Meadow
http://books.google.com/books?id=ofS9hd ... is&f=false (Eusebius of Caesarea Commentary on Isaiah)
http://movies13.archive.org/stream/text ... 1/mode/2up (Der pseudocyprianische Traktat, De singularitate clericorum)
http://archive.org/details/MN41485ucmf_0 (Der Paulustext des hl. Ephräm)
http://books.google.com/books?pg=PR6&id ... &q&f=false (Codex fuldensis: Novum Testamentum latine interprete Hieronymo)

People should kiss my ass for that list. The khazharzar stuff is priceless.

[stephan huller]

Really hard to get stuff on PDF

http://www.ixoyc.net/data/Fathers/196.pdf (English translation of Clement's Instructor including the censored passages about hyenas having male and female genitalia)
http://www.ixoyc.net/fathers2.aspx (more books on Alexandrian and Coptic Christianity than one man could read in a lifetime)

If archaeologists of the future found these sites they would be heralded as an incredible discoveries

[stephan huller]

Miles Davis Bitches Brew (entire album) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30Acy8Z9jkw