JD Walters has recently posted two more articles in his ongoing series responding to the Dutch Radicals, Hermann Detering, and others who have rejected the authenticity of all of the Pauline letters in the New Testament and the traditional Christian view of Paul. You can read the articles here and here. And I've posted a response to the articles in the comments section of the thread here.
By the way, one of the commenters at JD's blog said that he heard an interview with Craig Keener in which Keener referred to his upcoming Acts commentary as "well over 5000 pages". It was initially nine thousand pages long. At Keener's web site, we're told:
"Craig completed his commentary on Acts and is waiting for editing to be completed (this may take some time--expect it in late 2010 or perhaps 2011; it is rather long)."
Thanks for the comment, Jason. Acts 22:14 does indeed refer to Paul actually "seeing the Righteous One". One more nail in the coffin, I'll add it to my post.
ReplyDeleteAs for Keener, good Lord...a massive 840 page historical Jesus book:
http://www.eerdmans.com/shop/product.asp?p_key=9780802862921
Plus massive commentaries on Acts and Romans, plus a book on the plausibility of miracles in historical narrative...and elsewhere on his page he says he still has "so much research to publish"...how does he do it???
5,000 pages???
ReplyDeleteWhat the heck could you possibly say about Acts that would take up that volume?!?