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| Blog Name: | EarlyChurch.org.uk |
| Url: | http://www.earlychurchorguk.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Church History, Patristics, Christian |
| Description: | This weblog documents the development of earlychurch.org.uk, including announcements of forthcoming material. |
| Popularity: | 5 Followers |
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Colin J, Hemer on the The Manchester Rotas / Sator Square
The following article is now online in PDF:Colin J. Hemer, "The Manchester Rotas / Sator Square," Faith and Thought 105.1&2 (1978): 36-40.My thanks to the Trustees of Tyndale House for their kind permission to reproduce this article.
The following article is now online in PDF:Colin J. Hemer, "The Manchester Rotas / Sator Square," Faith and Thought 105.1&2 (1978): 36-40.My thanks to the Trustees of Tyndale House for their kind permission to reproduce this article.
John Drane on Gnosticism and the New Testament
The following articles are now available on-line in PDF:John W. Drane, "Gnosticism and the New Testament 1," TSF Bulletin 68 (Spring 1974): 6-13. John W. Drane, "Gnosticism and the New Testament 2," TSF Bulletin 69 (Summer 1974): 1-7. My thanks to Professor Drane for his kind permission to reproduce these articles.
The following articles are now available on-line in PDF:John W. Drane, "Gnosticism and the New Testament 1," TSF Bulletin 68 (Spring 1974): 6-13. John W. Drane, "Gnosticism and the New Testament 2," TSF Bulletin 69 (Summer 1974): 1-7. My thanks to Professor Drane for his kind permission to reproduce these articles.
September Website News
With new academic year due to begin in the next few weeks I thought it would be good to update my visitors on recent and forthcoming developments across the “Theology on the Web” websites.File Formats for ArticlesOver the last few months I’ve been experimenting with different formats for the articles I upload. Since I began in 2001 I’ve scanned, OCR’d and then proof-read all the articles that I’ve placed online. This produces very clear text and very small file sizes, but it does have the disadvantage of being very time consuming as well as introducing typos. The situation is at present that I have a full-time job in a
With new academic year due to begin in the next few weeks I thought it would be good to update my visitors on recent and forthcoming developments across the “Theology on the Web” websites.File Formats for ArticlesOver the last few months I’ve been experimenting with different formats for the articles I upload. Since I began in 2001 I’ve scanned, OCR’d and then proof-read all the articles that I’ve placed online. This produces very clear text and very small file sizes, but it does have the disadvantage of being very time consuming as well as introducing typos. The situation is at present that I have a full-time job in a
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