Blog of NABPR

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Open Faculty Positions at Acadia Divinity College

There are multiple open faculty positions at Acadia Divinity College. Read More ›

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Open Faculty Positions at Baylor University and Palm Beach Atlantic University

There are multiple open faculty positions at Baylor University and Palm Beach Atlantic University. Read More ›

essay – Essay

The Practical Application of a Judeo-Christian Ethic in Society

USW is sponsoring a national essay contest for Master's and Doctoral students on the theme 'The Practical Application of a Judeo-Christian Ethic in Society.' This multi-disciplinary essay contest encourages submissions from graduate students in the fields of philosophy, theology, history, and other social sciences related to this theme. Read More ›

Jobs – Jobs

Assistant/Association Professor of New Testament @ PBA

Assistant/Associate Professor of New Testament Studies, Palm Beach Atlantic University Read More ›

Books of Interest – New Book

Reading John through Johannine Lenses

Reading John through Johannine Lenses demonstrates that the model an interpreter chooses for examining the Gospel of John significantly impacts the resulting interpretation. Read More ›

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The National Association of Baptist Professors of Religion is a community of teaching scholars. Most members teach at Baptist-affiliated schools, colleges, and seminaries, but members also hail from a wide range of institutions in the United States, Canada, and abroad, including church-related and state-supported schools. The history of the association is woven into the changing religious culture of the United States…The immediate predecessor of the NABPR was a group of Baptist teaching scholars in the Southeast who, in 1972 founded a journal, Perspectives in Religious Studies, laying a foundation of publications that continues to identify the work of the Association. About ›

New Book from Perspectives on Baptist Identities: Sources of Light: Resources for Baptist Churches Practicing Theology edited by Amy L. Chilton and Steven R. Harmon.