CATCHING UP WITH…SARA KEDIR
In today’s ‘Catch Up’ post, we hear from Sara Kedir, who studied the MLitt in Analytic and Exegetical Theology from 2018-2019. What did you write your dissertation about? I wrote my dissertation on the topic of…
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NEW LOGIA BLOG SERIES: REFLECTIONS FROM THE OTHER HALF
Logia will focus our next blog series on hearing from women in the divinity disciplines in the Southern Hemisphere. Our contributors will speak about their own research, as well as some of their stories for why they…
LOGIA FOR MARCH 2020: A MISFIT’S TAKE ON ACADEMIC SURVIVAL BY JACQUELINE M. HIDALGO
Perhaps like so many academics, especially women of color, I often feel like a misfit, like someone whose story always seems a little out of joint with the stories of others around her. In the case of biblical studies,…
Holiness and Judgment: ΦΘΕΊΡΩ in 1 Corinthians 3:16–17 by Ethan Johnson
Do you not know that you are God’s temple and that God’s Spirit dwells in you? If anyone destroys (φθείρει) God’s temple, God will destroy (φθερεῖ) that person. For God’s temple is holy, and you are that temple (NRSV).…
Logia for August 2019: Gender, Race, Biblical Studies, and Constructing a Different ‘Table’ by Mitzi J. Smith
Africana and other nonwhite women are less than two percent of biblical scholars in the USA and globally. The implications and impact of this dearth of Africana and nonwhite women biblical scholars are significant. Too…
Theology in the Church by Derek King
The tenuous relationship of the modern pastor and modern theologian is evidence enough: something has changed in the relationship between theology and the church. Even a brief historical survey of theologians past…
Logia for November 2018: The Case for Open Borders in Theological Study by Carolyn Custis James
Each month Blogos features an article created in partnership with the Logos Institute’s Logia initiative. This month’s Logia post is by Carolyn Custis James. More information about Logia and additional articles…
Logia for October 2018: You Can Be What You Can Read by Katya Covrett
Coming to work for an academic publisher fresh out of seminary, I often found myself starstruck. Not even a year earlier, I was nose-deep in the latest and greatest books in biblical-theological studies; now here I was…
An Apology for the Gadfly by S.N. Nordby
In my experience, academia is divided into two camps: those who seem to have been bred and groomed to be scholars, and those who ended up in the academy despite themselves. I fall into the…
Logia for April 2018: My Journey to a PhD in Hebrew Bible by Tamara J. Knudson
Each month Blogos features an article created in partnership with the Logos Institute’s Logia initiative. This month’s Logia post is by Tamara J. Knudson. More information about Logia and additional articles…
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