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Mark S. Goodacre

Professor in the Department of Religious Studies
Religious Studies
Box 90964, Durham, NC 27708-0964
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Scholarly Works - Book sections


Why Not Matthew's Use of Luke?

Book section · February 17, 2022 A recent resurgence in support for Matthean Posteriority (Alan Garrow; Rob Macewen) builds on the secure footing of Marcan Priority alongside growing skepticism about Q. Could it be that advocates of what Francis Watson calls the "L/M Theory" have the dire ... Full text Cite

The Protevangelium of James and the creative rewriting of Matthew and Luke

Book section · January 1, 2018 The so-called Protevangelium of James is perhaps the most historically significant of all the non-canonical gospels. In prefacing its account of the birth of Jesus with an account of the birth and childhood of Mary, it has directly or indirectly shaped bel ... Full text Cite

SOURCE CRITICISM

Book section · January 1, 2014 Cite

Michael Goulder

Book section · 2013 Cite

Redaction Criticism

Book section · 2013 Cite

The Synoptic Problem

Book section · 2013 Cite