I decided to post something on this topic because someone recently sent me a post promoting (?) a particular view of "Q" and Matthean authorship that appeared at divinecouncil.org. That is not my website. Briefly, the website was promoting the work of New Testament...
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Mr. Potatohead Explains the Synoptic Problem
You just have to love this. Thanks due to Mark Goodacre.
Mark Goodacre Podcast on Q
Here's a treat--Mark Goodacre's summative thoughts on Q (a hypothetical source behind the Synoptic gospels of Matthew and Luke). Mark is skeptical of Q and has written much on the subject.
Mark Goodacre Podcasts on the Synoptic Problem
Check out Mark's podcasts on this notorious and fascinating issue. One is an overview of the synoptic problem; the other is on the question of Marcan priority.
Some “Acceptable” New Testament PaleoBabble
One of the most accepted dogmas of New Testament (hereafter, NT) scholarship is that behind the "synoptic problem" of the gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke - that their material overlaps between one or the other two) is that the material NOT shared by them represents a...