This paper will discuss some possible results of the developing dominance of electronically mediated communication on the practice of theology, focusing on ways digital communications allow, or encourage, us to develop once again features of theologising that were more prominent in earlier times. Peter Horsfield suggested that in some respects…[Read more]

This paper will discuss some possible results of the developing dominance of electronically mediated communication on the practice of theology, focusing on ways digital communications allow, or encourage, us to develop once again features of theologising that were more prominent in earlier times. Peter Horsfield suggested that in some respects…[Read more]

In a number of places one hears biblical scholars dream of a new kind of commentary, a commentary with hypertext links and multimedia elements. This paper, though it ends with such dreams, is based on the experience of an ongoing project, begun in 1995, to discover the opportunities and constraints on such a commentary (Postmodern Bible – Amos).…[Read more]

In a number of places one hears biblical scholars dream of a new kind of commentary, a commentary with hypertext links and multimedia elements. This paper, though it ends with such dreams, is based on the experience of an ongoing project, begun in 1995, to discover the opportunities and constraints on such a commentary (Postmodern Bible – Amos).…[Read more]