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New Testament Review

New Testament Review
New Testament Scholarship
Gender Criticism
Gospel Of Matthew
The New Perspective On Paul
Junia
Historical Jesus
Literary Criticism
Feminist Hermeneutics
Judaism
Abba
Christianity
Romans 16:7
Fourth Gospel
Justification
Ed Sanders
Pauline Theology
Covenantal Nomism
Godspell
Jesus Christ Superstar
Infancy Gospels

Reviewing influential works of New Testament scholarship.

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Latest Episodes

Where did all the pagans go? A discussion of Christian persecution of pagans from Ramsay MacMullen's book, Paganism and Christianity in the Fourth to Eighth Century (1999).

Was Marcion an ancient textual critic? A discussion of Ian N Mills, "Marcion as Textual Critic? The Conventions of Roman Scholarship and Heresiological Rhetoric" (JECS 2025).

Was Jesus crucified for claiming to be the Messiah? Or did Christians only attribute this title to Jesus after his resurrection? A discussion of Nils Dahl's "The Crucified Messiah."

How does the Gospel of John tell its story? A discussion of Margaret Davies, Rhetoric and Reference in the Fourth Gospel with Mark Goodacre.

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Recent Guests

Nate Tilly
Assistant Professor in the Department of Ancient and Medieval Languages and Cultures at the Catholic University of America
Catholic University of America
Episode: Ian N Mills, "Marcion as Textual Critic?"
Tom Schmidt
Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Fairfield University, author of Josephus and Jesus
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Episode: 60. John P Meier, "Josephus" from A Marginal Jew, Vol. 1
Tony Burke
Professor of Biblical Studies at York University
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Episode: 57. Ronald Hock, Infancy Gospels

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Ian Mills
Co-host of New Testament Review

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 398 ratings
  • A wonderful resource for teachers and students

    I have found this podcast super helpful while studying for PhD comprehensive exams, as well as preparing myself for class now as a professor. Even if I’m not teaching these specific works, having summaries of them is eminently helpful

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    j_duff
    United Statesa month ago
  • Terrific, measured, direct to the point on NT content from a scholarly perspective.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Media Jack
    2 months ago
  • Outstanding!

    This is a good example of why podcasting was invented. The hosts are knowledgeable, judicious, likable. If someone’s interested in the topic, that person can learn a lot here.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FBellizzi
    United States3 months ago
  • Wonderful!

    This podcast is a great service to those of us who long for a deeper understanding of the New Testament.

    These folk not only help us appreciate some of the pivotal contributions in the field, but they model how to engage the text—and the literature—in a thoughtful, irenic, faithful spirit.

    Lovely!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    theoldesthath
    Canada6 months ago
  • Skolarship

    Hated this podcast until they discussed a real skolar, Jordan B. Peterson. This is the kind of stuff on the Orange Catholic Bible I was looking for. Karl Jung FTW.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    tiny_pineapples
    United States2 years ago

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There are comments noting the informative nature of the podcast, valuing its contribution to both personal and professional exploration of theological concepts.
Many find the episodes to be an excellent resource for understanding New Testament studies, providing a mix of accessibility and academic rigor.
Listeners appreciate the knowledgeable and engaging nature of the discussions, often highlighting the depth of scholarship and clarity in presentations.

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Ian N Mills, "Marcion as Textual Critic?"
Q: How does this piece relate to the understanding of ancient textual criticism?
It argues that the conventions of ancient textual criticism included a conservative approach that aimed to preserve the text while marking proposed changes, which Marcion violated.
Ian N Mills, "Marcion as Textual Critic?"
Q: What do Tertullian and Origen's descriptions of Marcion as a textual critic reveal?
These descriptions reveal that they see Marcion as someone who fails in the role of a textual critic, as he changes the text rather than preserving it.
Ian N Mills, "Marcion as Textual Critic?"
Q: How do we know what Marcion wrote?
Most information about Marcion comes from authors who criticized him as a heretic, such as Justin Martyr, Irenaeus, Tertullian, and Epiphanius, rather than from his own writings.
Ian N Mills, "Marcion as Textual Critic?"
Q: Who was Marcion?
Marcion was an early Christian teacher in the second century who sought to disconnect Christianity from the Hebrew Bible, believing Jesus came to save humanity from the creator god of the Old Testament.
Ian N Mills, "Marcion as Textual Critic?"
Q: What is the piece about?
Ian argues that Tertullian and Origen's criticism of Marcion as a textual critic was meant to point out his failures in that role rather than describing a commendable approach.

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