Surprisingly, it’s fairly difficult to find a clear, chronological accounting of Bible software development. Wikipedia, of course, has some of the major applications organized by operating system, but it doesn’t include release dates orContinue readingThe History of Bible Software (Infographic)

“Grand Contested Election for the Presidency of the United States.” “Whaling Voyage By One Ishmael.” “Bloody Battle In Affghanistan.” [sic] — Moby Dick, Herman Melville My wife is a literatureContinue readingWhat Moby Dick Can Teach Us About What We Click, Read, and Post

When you browse through the Christian section of your favorite  online or neighbor store and see a book with the term “Bible” (or its much murkier corollary,  “Biblical”) on the cover,Continue reading“The Bible”: A book or a category of things?

You might have noticed that it’s been a little quite here in the past few months. In the background, I’ve been working on an application for a PhD in theologyContinue readingStarting a PhD at University of Durham, UK!

Last night, I had the opportunity to attend the opening of a fantastic new collection of Bibles on display at the Museum of Biblical Art in Dallas, TX. Charles Ryrie,Continue readingBeautiful Collection of Ancient Bibles on Display in Dallas, TX