The theology department here at the University of Nottingham is starting up a project on youtube, which will eventually have brief, popular-level introductions to each book of the Bible. The project is called Bibledex, and here is a preview – you’ll see snippets of a range of people from the department - Anthony Thiselton, Conor Cunningham, and yours truly among them!
Theology Department Youtube Channel
October 16, 2009 by Matthew R. Malcolm
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oh dear.
be very afraid
no, just sad, and I’m sure it’ll be sensationally popular
Awesome! Still wishing I’d see the Thiselton lectures on hermeneutics. Do you know if there’s any plan to put these videos on iTunes U as well. YouTube is cool but iTunes U makes things so simple.
Bryan L
Hey that’s an interesting question – I’ve just emailed that suggestion to the guy who’s running it all, so I guess we’ll see
That’s great news, man! Thanks for sharing.
I do not believe this series adequately represents the opinions of men with receding hairlines.
Well I, for my part, have attempted to represent the otherwise-marginalised views of former-rockers-with-receding-hairlines-but-long-hair-who-can’t-let-go-of-a-previous-decade… you know the type. So the opinions of men of receding hairline are not entirely absent.
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