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This Year’s AAR/SBL iPad App is Finally Available!
If you are an iPad, iPhone, or iPod user, and you are attending the Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Religion and/or the Society of Biblical Literature in November, you have been impatiently...
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Logos 5 for iPad
I’m grateful to the folks at Logos Bible Software for the opportunity to review the latest version of their product, Logos 5. I plan to do several posts on this software, including the desktop version....
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Leviticus: the Video Game
Both Jim Davila and John Byron link to and discuss the article in The Tablet about a new video game which involves following the rules in Leviticus. I’d be interested to know what sort of possible...
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RSS Graffiti and TwitterFeed
Those of you who connect to my blog via Facebook (whether on the Exploring Our Matrix page or my own personal profile) or Twitter will have witnessed some of the inadequacies of the NetworkedBlogs app,...
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Free English Standard Version Bible
Logos software and Crossway books have made available for free, for a limited time, the ESV (English Standard Version), for use with the Faithlife Bible app. Click through for more details and to...
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The Word Became App
Evangelicalism has never, ever been about just “the Bible alone.” Sure, the slogan has been used in Protestantism. But the Reformers knew that the Bible is never alone, and provided commentary on...
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A Bible That’s Falling Apart
Charles Spurgeon's famous quote, updated for more recent Bible-reading technology.HT Christian Memes on Facebook.
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The “Bible Scholar” App
I have mentioned before the need for an app that makes Biblical scholarship available to the general public for free.A recently-publicized app called “The Bible Scholar” illustrates why it is needed,...
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AAR SBL Annual Meeting App Available! #sblaar
For those of us who’ve long been waiting, there is good news: the mobile app for the American Academy of Religion and Society of Biblical Literature annual meeting in November is now available!ANNUAL...
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#AARSBL App Available But Not Ready
Torrey Seland mentioned on his blog that the app for the upcoming AAR/SBL conference is available on the Apple store. There is a notice in the app that it is not yet in its final form, as data is still...
View ArticleFree English Standard Version Bible
Logos software and Crossway books have made available for free, for a limited time, the ESV (English Standard Version), for use with the Faithlife Bible app. Click through for more details and to...
View ArticleThe Word Became App
Evangelicalism has never, ever been about just “the Bible alone.” Sure, the slogan has been used in Protestantism. But the Reformers knew that the Bible is never alone, and provided commentary on it....
View ArticleA Bible That’s Falling Apart
Charles Spurgeon's famous quote, updated for more recent Bible-reading technology. HT Christian Memes on Facebook.
View ArticleThe “Bible Scholar” App
I have mentioned before the need for an app that makes Biblical scholarship available to the general public for free. A recently-publicized app called “The Bible Scholar” illustrates why it is needed,...
View ArticleAAR SBL Annual Meeting App Available! #sblaar
For those of us who’ve long been waiting, there is good news: the mobile app for the American Academy of Religion and Society of Biblical Literature annual meeting in November is now available! ANNUAL...
View ArticleIntroducing Adobe Spark Video
I think that the Adobe Spark Video app is going to be a perfect tool for students to use on my upcoming trip to Israel and the West Bank, to comment on photos as they go and essentially work on their...
View ArticleQi
We live in an age unlike others, when more people outside of China have at least heard of concepts like qi. But it is not a result of greater religious or cultural education. It is a result of Words...
View ArticleSiri, Pray For Me
The last time my Religion and Science Fiction class met, we continued a conversation about Arthur C. Clarke’s story “The Nine Billion Names of God.” Since the story mentions motorized prayer wheels at...
View ArticleThe #AARSBL16 app is here!
For those of you who had been waiting for this moment, the app for your phone, tablet, or other mobile device is finally here. It includes details such as the time and location of the Durham University...
View ArticleiPhone to Healthcare Calculator
Let me start by saying that Jeff Carter has rewritten a famous Fanny Crosby hymn to reflect the view that many conservative Evangelicals in the United States have about healthcare. Here is a snippet:...
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