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Hmm... Stephen, I think I will pursue the Synoptic Gospels section, with a paper tentatively titled:
"Reading John as a Synoptic Gospel:" *something even more devilishly witty* Where coming up with evidence for John's use of Mark is just the beginning! -- Peter Kirby |
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Just a note for Carlson and anyone else that I think I am abandoning the suggested titled essay. But I do want to write on John's use of a Synoptic, and I do want to present in the Synoptic Gospels section rather than the Johannine Literature section if feasible. Thus I need to find the appropriate hook for the Synoptic Scholar audience. (Calling John a "Synoptic" stretches the imagination a bit much.)
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