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Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Secret Mark in New Orleans

Posted on 3:24 AM by Unknown
There's going to be another SBL session devoted to Morton Smith's prank, this time focusing on Peter Jeffery's book, The Secret Gospel of Mark Unveiled. Jeffery will be one of the speakers.

(Via Stephen Carlson.)
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