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Let me be the first person to announce the publication of the festschrift in honor of Dr. Midgley. I’ve ordered eight copies and intend to have them bound in leather. The cheap paperback is a slight, I think, toward Dr. Midgley. https://ebornbooks.com/shop/non-fiction/mormon-lds/mormon-new/remembran...

Mark Ashurst-McGee states in this clip that he thinks Producing Ancient Scripture is "set to get roasted next week on the Fair Voice podcast." Presumably Ms. Seariac will be involved in said roasting. That is interesting. She evidently thinks very highly of Thomas Wayment. That does not necessarily...

FairMormon has posted videos of the opening minutes of some of the presentations. There's not much substance in the clips (clips may include footage of the guy cleaning the lectern and microphone). Dales: https://www.Facebook.com/fairmormon/videos/222357215743699/ Muhlestein: https://www.Facebook.co...

With regard to Kerry Muhlestein's lion couch claim discussed in the first part of the interview , here is a list of instances in which he made the claim: 1. [T]here are enough instances in which Abraham appears in contexts normally occupied by Osiris that we must conclude the Egyptians saw some sort...

I notice that she recently put up a podcast titled " How to be an Apologist ." The description: "So you want to defend the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? Noble cause, worthy effort, totally worth your time– here’s a basic beginner’s guide on how to get started." It's worth noting that ...

Unfortunately, Dr. John Gee will not be appearing on Radio Free Mormon any time soon. Below is the email he sent me in reply to the one I sent him. _________________________________________ _________________________________________ Dear _____________, I'm sorry. I would like to address this persona...

Mark Ashurst-McGee has been added to the lineup: “Joseph Smith’s ‘New Translation’ of the Bible, His Use of Adam Clarke’s Bible Commentary, and the Question of Plagiarism.”

A note here that you can get a 20% discount on Producing Ancient Scripture if you enter "mha2020" (without the quotation marks) as the promo code here.

Gee writes: The Hittites preserved a myth, supposedly Canaanite,31 about this god. According to that myth, Elkunirša lived at the headwaters of the Euphrates river.32 The myth, as such, is lamentably fragmentary, but has been summarized as follows: “Ašertu, the wife of Elkunirša, attempts to seduce ...

I have to admit that it’s difficult to keep track of the turnover at Interpreter, but I don’t recall hearing that B. Haymond was an editor. Whatever happened to him?