April DeConick's New York Times article causes a stir

April DeConick's Gospel Truth , published in The New York Times earlier this week is a model of how to write a clear, informative op-ed...

On Luke's use of sources

I have enjoyed reading some of April DeConick's questions and reflections on Luke and History in The Forbidden Gospels Blog . In partic...

Kernel Thomas

On her ever stimulating Forbidden Gospels blog , April DeConick reflects briefly on a key element in her research on the Gospel of Thomas, a...

Books on the Gospel of Judas

April DeConick has recently finished a book on the Gospel of Judas called The Thirteenth Apostle: What the Gospel of Judas Really Says . In...

Jewish Jesus and the Third Quest

Continuing her series of interesting posts on the Historical Jesus, April DeConick today posts on Why the Jewish Jesus is Essential (and Dan...

Abandoning "the third quest" of the Historical Jesus

On her always stimulating Forbidden Gospels Blog , April DeConick asks the question whether there is now a Fourth Quest for the Historical J...

How was Thomas Written?

On The Forbidden Gospels Blog , April DeConick offers her thoughts on How was the Gospel of Thomas Written? , partly in response to recent ...

Response to DeConick

Yesterday I posted a draft of my paper Luke 11.27-28 // Thom. 79a: A Case of Thomasine Dependence and April DeConick responds on her blog i...

Luke 11.27-28 // Thom. 79a: Thomas's dependence on Luke

I recently posted a temporary draft of an article I have written on the Gospel of Thomas's dependence on Luke 11.27-28. If you are inte...

April DeConick's Forbidden Gospels Blog

I'd like to join others who have welcomed April DeConick to the blogosphere: The Forbidden Gospels Blog Prof. DeConick begins with a kin...