I noticed on the biblioblog top 50 site that my blog is attributed to a "postgrad??? student in Chicago." Apparently I need to add some info in my "about" section. So, I am going to seriously overhaul Heilsgeschichte after I defend my thesis at TEDS toward the end of July. I am hoping to reorient the blog around my real passion: Luke-Acts along with a few surprises. More to come!
Welcome to heilsgeschichte.com, a biblioblog committed to reflecting on life as a graduate student and all things related to the New Testament. Mostly, this blog is an opportunity to network with fellow scholars and share my studies with friends and family. For more about Drew J. Strait see my About section.
Professors' Biblioblogs:
Mark Goodacre's NT Blog
Singing in the Reign (Brant Pitre)
Storied Theology (Daniel Kirk)
Peter Enns
Michael Bird & Joel Willitts
Jim West
Grad Students' Biblioblogs:
kata ta biblia (Pat Mccullough)
Nijay Gupta
Sitz im Leben (Brandon Wason)
Pisteuomen (Michael W. Halcomb)
Church Related Blogs:
Andy Rowell
Jesus Creed
Greg Boyd
Mennonite-Third Way
Anabaptist-Mennonite Scholars Network
Theology:
Faith and Theology
Der Evangelische Theologe
Miscellaneous:
The University of Chicago Divinity School
Theologisches Deutsch
Journal for the Study of the New Testament
Journal of Religion Conflict and Peace
Krochet Kids International
My Beautiful Brain Scientist
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Looking forward to the
Looking forward to the revamp. Luke-Acts is a personal favorite study for me as well. I am really interested in understanding the apostles cosmic worldview which I think readers come to know more about through the Kerygma.
Submitted by Jesse Richards (not verified)
on Mon, 06/08/2009 - 17:29