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The 6th and the 7th Nangeroni meetings were held in June 2016 in Camaldoli and Rome, respectively. The two groups of international scholars explored the Jewishness of Paul and John, reading these authors as Second Temple Jews in conversation with, and opposition against, other Jewish groups of the time.
 
 
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[http://www.patheos.com/blogs/anxiousbench/2016/05/the-enoch-seminar/ Article by Prof. Philip Jenkins on the Enoch Seminar (The Anxious Bench, 30 May 2016).]
 
 
 
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The [[Sixth Enoch Graduate Seminar]] was held at Austin, TX (22-27 May, 2016), with Jonathan Kaplan, Kelley Coblentz Bautch, Isaac Oliver, and 24 talented international young scholars who were selected as the protagonists of this year's meeting.
 
 
 
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Just published by Fortress. "Paul was not an apostle of intolerance who preached only one path to salvation, and was not only the apostle of Gentiles who showed two distinctive paths to salvation: the Torah for the Jews and Christ for Gentiles. Paul the Jew was the apostle of God's Mercy, announcing three paths to salvation: righteous Jews have the Torah, righteous Gentiles have their own conscience, and sinners (Jews and Gentiles alike) have Christ the Forgiver." ([[Gabriele Boccaccini]])
 
 
 
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Enoch Seminar is now up and running on Twitter. Please follow the Enoch Seminar and encourage your followers to do the same. Our handle is: @Enoch_Seminar


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Welcome to 4 Enoch: The Online Encyclopedia of Second Temple Judaism, and Christian and Islamic Origins

Scholarship and Fiction, from the 15th century to the present


A project by Gabriele Boccaccini (University of Michigan).


With the contribution of the Michigan Center for Early Christian Studies and the Alessandro Nangeroni International Endowment. See also: Enoch Seminar Online and Facebook. @2009-2018. <Work in progress>

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