The Third Quest: Where the Debate Stands Today
As part of my preparation for next week's lecture about Modern Christology/Historical Jesus, I have to complete my historical survey of the quest for the historical Jesus. So…
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The Rise and Fall of the Second Quest
The second quest for historical Jesus covers the period from 1953 to the 1970s. We will observe three things under this…
The No Quest (1906–1953): Why Scholars Abandoned the Historical Jesus
Even though the period between 1906 and 1953 was classified as “no quest,” according to James K. Beilby and Paul R. Eddy, such a description is inaccurate, for studies about the…
Picking Up Where I Left Off: Completing the First Quest
After six hours, I want to pick up where I left off my reading of historical Jesus. In the first two articles, I mentioned my initial journey to know the current status of the…
Why I Stopped Reading After Five Pages
In my previous article, I introduced my initial journey to take a look at the quest for the historical Jesus from the perspective of historic Reformed theology. In order to…
Beginning a Reading Journey: A Reformed Introduction to the Historical Jesus
Even though I have been hearing a lot about the quest for the historical Jesus for quite some time in the past, my personal stance on any new topic is to first understand the…
Micro-Investing on Hive: Comparing BBHO, HBD, and Hive Engine APRs
A $266 investment in BBHO is earning approximately 3 HIVE per day. $266 is equivalent to 16,249.00 PHP. 1 HIVE is now worth $0.05. 3 HIVE, therefore, is equivalent to $0.15.…
From ₱1,500 Winnings to 496 HIVE: Choosing Between BBHO Growth and Splinterlands Power
As usual, that was fast! I am referring to the MEXC transaction buying HIVE. I think it took 5 seconds. Yesterday, I tried a gaming platform and earned ₱1,500.00. As intended…
Shadows of Yesterday, Light for Tomorrow
Yesterday, as my two sons and I were traveling to ECCM to attend a public worship, I was happy to see them already grown up while I was watching them from behind. And then, a…