PODCAST: Responding to Heretic Happy Hour’s Shots at the Canon
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In this episode I respond to claims from the podcast Heretic Happy Hour about the biblical canon, which is the list of the books of […]
Category: Bibliology
Critical Biblical Scholarship Part 4 – The Historicity of the Book of Daniel
Posted onThis is the fourth in a series on critical biblical scholarship. For more, follow the RELATED links on each article. A lot of people are […]
Critical Biblical Scholarship Part 3 – The Documentary Hypothesis Applied to the Book of Amos
Posted onThis is the third in a series on critical biblical scholarship. For more, follow the RELATED links on each article. We talked last time about […]
Critical Biblical Scholarship Part 2 – Problems with the Documentary Hypothesis
Posted onThis is the second in a series on critical biblical scholarship. For more, follow the RELATED links on each article. In the last article, we […]
Critical Biblical Scholarship Part 1 – JEDP and the Documentary Hypothesis
Posted onThis is the first in a series on critical biblical scholarship. For more, follow the RELATED links on each article. Origin and Development of the […]
New book out! Post-Enlightened: Reflections on Two Hundred Years of Anti-Christian Writing from Thomas Paine to Richard Dawkins
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My new book is now available in paperback and Kindle! Click the image above to buy or for more information! Description: In Post-Enlightened, Cody Cook […]
PODCAST: Cantus Firmus at the Movies Ep. 6 – The Shack and Silence (w/ Lenny Esposito)
Posted onIn this episode my special guest Lenny Esposito and I talk about two movies made in the last year that deal with issues of God […]
PODCAST: Jesus-Centric vs. Flat Bible: a Conversation with Keith Giles
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Keith Giles, author of Jesus Untangled: Crucifying Our Politics to Pledge Allegiance to the Lamb, was my guest to discuss two approaches that he sees […]
PODCAST: Finding Jesus in the Jewish Feasts
Posted onDiscussion of the biblical feasts, (Passover, Unleavened Bread, Firstfruits, Pentecost, Rosh HaShanah, Yom Kippur, and Tabernacles) their spiritual lessons, and how they point forward to […]
PODCAST: Cantus Firmus At the Movies Ep. 2 – Noah (w/ Mike Schellman)
Posted onIn this episode we looked at Darren Aronofsky’s Noah (2014) and talked about its themes of judgment and mercy, misguided piety, and stewardship/environmentalism. We also examined its […]