Ted Hoffman

I had the same question. Paul Newall moved on to put up Galileanlibrary.org and has quite a bit on History and Historiography, Philosophy and Philosophy of science. Joel's brilliant article, The Rise of God is available at Ed Babinski's website.

Minimalist

Celsus? Same one as from JNE?

manwithdream

Celsus,

You mentioned that you were looking for "OT nuts" who want to discuss the Hebrew Bible, so I guess that could be someone like me. I have a site with over 200 pages of new translations of controversial quotes in the Torah. My main unusual idea is that I think many of the quotes' Hebrew letters were divided into words wrong thousands of years ago, so I try to regroup them into new words and sentences. If you want to see new and unusual ideas about the Torah, then you should look at my site http://www.messianicmistakes.com/

It is also a Jewish anti-missionary site.

Kenneth Greifer

Celsus

Heh, I'm not used to checking websites regularly anymore

Ebla is dead. I passed it to Mark Ingalls for a while, but he decided to close it after a year - it wasn't going to last after the original creators both left. As for JNE, I don't even know what that is, so probably not me And I'm afraid I'm not really interested in polemics (despite my forum handle), just want to discuss some dry academic silliness on the Hebrew Bible and times.

But thanks all for the warm welcome back, and sorry if I kept anyone wondering...