Mike Heiser Starts Blogging

Our own Mike Heiser has entered the blogging world, and he’s not messing around. On May 1 he launched not 1, but 7 new blogs!

Here they are:

Mike describes Every Thought Captive as his “nerve center” blog. The Exegetica Digita blog is about “bringing research in the Hebrew Bible and Greek New Testament into the 21st century.” The Naked Bible, which may ruffle a few feathers, proposes to show us “what biblical theology looks like in its ancient context, freed from denominational confessions and theological systems.” PaleoBabble is “your antidote to cyber-twaddle and misguided research about the ancient world.” Scribal Practices is devoted to “learning and discussing the languages of the Bible and the ancient Near East.” Two Powers in Heaven focuses specifically on Mike’s study on the divine council and is sure to help you better understand “the ancient Israelite context for first century Judaism’s binitarian monotheism and the Christian Godhead.” UFO Religions deals with how, for many people, the UFO phenomenon replaces or redefines traditional religions, especially Christianity.

I’m happy to see yet another scholar begin blogging, and I look forward to keeping tabs on Mike’s latest musings.

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