Author: J. David Stark

The Unique Ways τὲ καί Clarifies Paul’s Audience in Romans
By itself, τὲ καί can’t indicate whom Paul addresses in Romans. But when assembled with other data points, this phrase implies these addressees were gentiles.
27 November 2023
Why You Need to Get Time Away during the Holidays
In the academy, it’s easy to always press ahead into what’s next. But academic life also involves being away, and it’s worth doing that well.
20 November 2023
How to Have Your Best Academic Conference
Academic conferences can be hard to do well. But some simple steps can help you have your best meeting yet.
13 November 2023
You Need to Pick Which Email Problem You Want
Email is a deeply entrenched protocol within biblical studies. Partly for that reason, it presents a constant choice of which problem with it is better.
6 November 2023
You Don’t Actually Win by Doing the Most Email
Biblical studies isn’t a matter of “(s)he who writes the most email wins.” But that obvious truth that can still get obscured all too easily.
30 October 2023
How to Think About Your Email (Un)like Your Mail
For all its benefits, email presents definite challenges. But those challenges are mainly ones of degree rather than kind.
23 October 2023