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The Gospel of Judas
The
National Geographic Channel aired a documentary last semester on this
recently translated gospel.
Here are some links to more information:
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Background information about the
find and the documentary
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All
about the documentary
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Articles about the find from the online edition of National
Geographic Magazine
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List of latest articles from the Biblical Archaeology
Society
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A listing of internet resources on the Pope's life, theology, and
writings; and on the papacy. Also a collect of related links and
articles. Check back for updates. Film as
Sacrament
Contains student projects relating Biblical Themes to movies.
Currently under revision.
My own web presentations on Biblical apocalypticism and
apocalyptic themes in movies. Currently under revision.
PBS Frontline
Sites
Frontline has produced several interesting documentaries relevant
to topics discussed in my class. Below are some of these programs
that have accompanying websites. In a few cases, the documentary
can be viewed online with a high speed connection.
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About the marketing of "cool" to
teenagers. Available as streaming video. Watch and consider: Who are the puppet
masters, and who are the prisoners...?
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About the influence of
marketing on American culture. Like Merchants of Cool, only not
dealing specifically with teenagers.
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About the development of Christianity. Extensive web resources
produced by some top-notch biblical scholars.
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About Apocalyptic literature in the Bible and apocalyptic
beliefs throughout history.
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The Da Vinci Code Cameth...
If
you're interested in some of the responses to the "Code," check
out these sites:
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The National Council of Catholic Bishops' website.
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Christianity Today's website.
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Articles by a group of respected scholars in fields relevant to
the book.
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Q&A page from the Catholic Answers Website.
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Opus Dei's response to the claims in the novel about the group
and its practices
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Website accompanying the book of the same name.
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Information about this Gnostic Christian gospel mentioned in the
book, including online translations.
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Another Gnostic gospel, this one only exists in fragments.
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Probably the best known of the Gnostic writings discovered
at Nag Hammadi in 1945.
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