On April 27-28, 2007 at Southeastern Baptist Seminary on the campus of Wake Forest University, a paper reading open to the public (as far as I have been able to ascertain) regarding the discussion of whether or not the last 12 verses of Mark are authentic.
Representing the reasoned eclectic position and arguing for the INAUTHENTICITY of Mark 16:9-20 will be Dr Daniel B. Wallace of Dallas Theological Seminary.
Representing the Majority Text position and arguing for the AUTHENTICITY of Mark 16:9-20 will be Dr Maurice D. Robinson of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (and formerly of Luther Rice Seminary).
Representing the rigorous eclectic position and arguing for the INAUTHENTICITY of Mark 16:9-20 will be Dr. J.K. Elliott, perhaps the best-known advocate of his textual position in the world.
Representing the rigorous eclectic position and arguing for the AUTHENTICITY of Mark 16:9-20 will be Dr. David Black of Leeds University in England.
Also speaking will be Dr Darrell Bock, head of the New Testament Studies Department at Dallas Theological Seminary and author of "Breaking The Da Vinci Code" among other published works. I am unaware of the position Dr Bock will take.
This is intended solely as information for those with interest in the subject.
Representing the reasoned eclectic position and arguing for the INAUTHENTICITY of Mark 16:9-20 will be Dr Daniel B. Wallace of Dallas Theological Seminary.
Representing the Majority Text position and arguing for the AUTHENTICITY of Mark 16:9-20 will be Dr Maurice D. Robinson of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary (and formerly of Luther Rice Seminary).
Representing the rigorous eclectic position and arguing for the INAUTHENTICITY of Mark 16:9-20 will be Dr. J.K. Elliott, perhaps the best-known advocate of his textual position in the world.
Representing the rigorous eclectic position and arguing for the AUTHENTICITY of Mark 16:9-20 will be Dr. David Black of Leeds University in England.
Also speaking will be Dr Darrell Bock, head of the New Testament Studies Department at Dallas Theological Seminary and author of "Breaking The Da Vinci Code" among other published works. I am unaware of the position Dr Bock will take.
This is intended solely as information for those with interest in the subject.