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Daily Archives: February 29, 2012
Buckley on Racism and the American Dream
For this final day of Black History Month 2012, I’ll post links to some YouTube videos that I was watching a couple of days ago. Essentially, they’re William F. Buckley, Jr.’s contribution to his 1965 debate with James Baldwin about … Continue reading
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Tagged african american suffrage, Black History Month, james baldwin, radical solutions, youtube videos
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John Meier on Evaluating the Gospels for What’s Historical
In my write-up today on volume 1 of John Meier’s A Marginal Jew, I will talk about Meier’s analysis of scholarly criteria for determining what in the Gospels is historical. 1. Meier discusses what he calls “PRIMARY CRITERIA”. a. Criterion … Continue reading
