I am working with Celia Kellett at BBC Radio Nottingham on an idea to present most of the books of the Bible,one a week,during 2011 as part of the celebrations of the King James Bible.The plan is to read some verses from the book,to give a one-and-a-half minute summary,to hear a human interest story [...] I am working with Celia Kellett at BBC Radio Nottingham on an idea to present most of the books of the Bible,one a week,during 2011 as part of the celebrations of the King James Bible.The plan is to read some verses from the book,to give a one-and-a-half minute summary,to hear a human interest story [...] I am working with Celia Kellett at BBC Radio Nottingham on an idea to present most of the books of the Bible,one a week,during 2011 as part of the celebrations of the King James Bible.The plan is to read some verses from the book,to give a one-and-a-half minute summary,to hear a human interest story [...] This week saw the broadcast of the third and last of the series with Francesca Stavrakopoulou supposedly exposing the real meaning of the Bible and thus over-turning centuries of tradition. My reflections on the previous two episodes can be found here and here. In some ways this episode exhibited the same issues as the first [...] I am working with Celia Kellett at BBC Radio Nottingham on an idea to present most of the books of the Bible,one a week,during 2011 as part of the celebrations of the King James Bible.The plan is to read some verses from the book,to give a one-and-a-half minute summary,to hear a [...] Last night was the second episode of the BBC’s The Bible’s Buried Secrets. Go here for my comments on the first programme. This one covered different areas,but for me was more disappointing. Once again,Dr Francesca Stavrakopoulou (whom I will call FS for short) set up from the outset a sharp dichotomy between religious and [...] Last Wednesday saw the first of three programmes,‘The Bible’s Buried Secrets’,in which Dr Francesca Stavrakopoulou of Exeter University looked at what archaeology tells us about the Old Testament. This first episode explored whether there was evidence for King David’s ‘empire.’ What did we learn? 1. Subjective Bible versus Objective History? From the opening, Stavrakopoulou and [...] | ||
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