User:Ari89

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This user is interested in the Qur'an.

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I have been here for a long time. I wrote my first Wikipedia article in 2005! To find out about me in an easy form look straight over there --->

Some scholars:

• Larry W. Hurtado
• Maurice Casey
• Simon J. Gathercole
• John J. Collins
• Nicholas Perrin
• Birger Gerhardsson‎
• Christopher M. Tuckett
• Richard A. Burridge
• Craig S. Keener
• E. Earle Ellis
• Richard Bauckham (greatly expanded)

Some Journals:

• Journal of Qur'anic Studies
• Antichthon
• University of Western Sydney Law Review
• Macquarie Law Journal
• Sydney Law Review
• Themelios
• Vigiliae Christianae (journal)

Some academic societies:

• Society for the Study of Early Christianity
• Institute for Biblical Research

Some categories:

• Muslim Apologists

Anything, not limited to law, Early Christian and Jewish studies and ancient history related.

Early Christian history and Late Second Temple Judaism: The rise of Christianity up to Constantine, historical reconstructions with a focus on manuscript distribution, Christological models and more. A specific focus on the interaction between orthodoxy and heresy in this time, especially in the geographical area of Egypt. Historical Jesus studies, historicity and the Gospel of John and the Jesus tradition in Apostle Paul and the early church. The Dead Sea Scrolls, Jewish monotheism and Christianity in its early Second Temple context.

Ancient History: Alexander the Great and the Hellenistic age, mostly. However, also the Greek kingdoms of the East, Egyptology and the late Roman Republic.

Law: Development of the common law system (as opposed to civil law such as in the US), torts, criminal law, contract law, constitutional law , etc.

Economics and International trade: Macroeconomics and Microeconomics but preference goes to Macroeconomics on a local and global scale.

Politics: Australian and general world politics, political systems, etc

• Resurrection and History User:Ari89/historicityresurrection
• CMT User:Ari89/cmt
• Gnostic Gospels User:Ari89/Sandbox/gg
• Jesus Seminar User:ari89/js
• Sandbox User:ari89/Sandbox
• User:Ari89/Sandbox/Luke_as_a_Historian
• User:Ari89/Christmyth