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Academic Biblical Studies is a field just like any other in the humanities, with practitioners from many different backgrounds, both religious and non-religious. We study the Bible as a compilation of literature worthy of study like any other ancient text, and as an artefact of the historical contexts which produced the Jewish and Christian religions. Linguistics, ancient theology, and the reception history of the texts are also relevant. While we focus primarily on the scholarship of Biblical texts and their history, we also accept discussion of related extra-biblical writings such as the Apocrypha, Dead Sea Scrolls, and Nag Hammadi texts, among others.
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Our sister sub demands strict academic standards for all comments, but /r/AskBibleScholars is a forum where professional scholars can be asked for their personal opinion, advice, and recommendations about any aspect of their work or the field of Biblical scholarship in general. Intended as a companion to /r/AcademicBiblical, this sub allows professional scholars a forum to discuss their field in a more informal setting. Modern theology is outside the scope of this sub, and any questions should be directed to /r/AskTheologists. Ask our panel of approved Scholars and Quality Contributors anything regarding biblical scholarship and related academic study.
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