What’s at stake in the challenge mounted by Mark Goodacre and a few others against the hypothetical Q document? Q is a major theoretical pillar of modern New Testament source criticism, and we can be sure there is a mass of academic ego on the line, and great stacks of painstaking research and interpretation threatened [...]
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Understanding the synoptic gospels without Q
Posted in Rejection of Q, tagged exegesis, Gospel of Luke, Gospel of Matthew, hermeneutics, Mark Goodacre, New Testament, synoptic problem, theology on May 29, 2010 | 5 Comments »
