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... repeating your talking points. They're from another reality. Either Morton Smith had a time machine or the exemplar said Κλήμεντος στρωματέως ἐπιστολὴ. This isn't a mistake. ...

... off the largely-irrelevant question of Mar Saba authenticity This quote will be on Goranson's ... ) , once offered me this characterization : Morton Smith is like a little boy whose goal in life is to write ...

... war" over gospel exegesis. In this case, Morton Smith must have figured out that, based on the Protrepticus, ... between Platonic Christian sects into the Mar Saba library in 1958, you decide, when explaining your invented ...

... who misinterpreted spiritual nakedness. Morton Smith did not see any of this because he was not an expert ... are only known to have survived at Mar Saba according to the witness of John of Damascus in late ...

... 2: there is evidence for what is found in the Letter to Theodore and Morton Smith knew it and used it to construct the text . It's ridiculous. It's like "living with ...

... an alternative ending of the Stromateis. Morton Smith always hhad the last word on his discovery, at least ... that survived a fire, hypothesizing it existed at Mar Saba since the time of John of Damascus. The absence of ...

Here is the situation: 1. Morton Smith might be imagined to have "built" the conclusion ... to the letter and it got destroyed in a fire at the Mar Saba monastery and blah blah blah. Because he doesn't know ...

... way. I'm not sure that it matters, the Mar Saba letter (if we had the full text) would be doing ... says can't be done. I think it is likely that Morton Smith knew of this passage and chose not to refer to it. ...

... might get rid of the ligature issue. Maybe Morton Smith found a manuscript in one of the monasteries, stole ... creation inscribed inside the pages of Voss into Mar Saba. Surely Tselikas would have known of examples of the ...

I think it is likely that Morton Smith knew of this passage and chose not to refer to it. Possibly ... Itter this work involves detailed discussion of the Mar Saba letter which Itter regards as authentic and uses maybe ...