If you read one article this week, engage The DaVinci Code All Over Again by Grant Kaplan.
For those of you with additional reading this time weekend, check out the following selections, gathered from around the interwebs over the past several weeks. Think I missed something worth reading? Let me know in the comments section.
Theology and Religion
What Makes a Doctrine Biblical? On Method by Matt Emerson
Reading with Big Eva by Jake Meador
The Ethics of Funny by C.T. Casberg
What Is an Evangelical? by Roger Olson
Religious Reasons in Public Debate: On Stopping Conversation by Creighton Coleman
Biblical Studies and the History of Christianity
Five Things I Wish Christians Would Admit About the Bible by John Pavlovitz
Karen King Responds to the ‘Unbelievable Tale of Jesus’s Wife’ by Ariel Sabar
Banning the Bible: Did It Really Happen in the Medieval World? by Beth Allison Barr
A Challenge to the Dating of P75 by Larry Hurtado
What Would the First Century Church Have Said to Second Century Christianity by Michael Bird
Worldviews and Culture
Loving Your Country Does Not Mean You’re a Xenophobe by John Ehrett
Why Conservatives Don’t Become Professors by Rachel Lu
Genesis 1 as a Model for Cultural Engagement by Wesley Walker
Learning from Students and Their Term Papers by Bill Leonard
Orlando Was Not a Tragedy by R.R. Reno
Also, I want to wish my brother, Samuel Prahlow and his soon-to-be-wife (today) Brittney, a most blessed of wedding days. To many years of wedded bliss dear brother.
Pursuing Veritas 
Good to see you blogging again Jacob!
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