My first book, PURITY IN THE GOSPEL OF JOHN, comes out with @tandtclark this summer. (It's been a file on my computer far too long; I'll be glad for it to have some readers out in the world.) In the meantime, a thread on the book:

The gist of my piece for Christianity Today that came out today: for Paul, to thank is to think.

@alexichantz Congratulations! I look forward to reading the paper sometime

If you read the essay, I hope you enjoy it. And, if you're so inclined, I welcome critical feedback and would love to hear what you think.

@glennbutner @JLSteffaniak paging @CWoznicki

@jasonstaples Oscar Wilde has a great line somewhere about how it takes real character to be a hypocrite.

@jacquescoste94 @AmerQuarterly fascinating, thank you

@robertcovolo @SWJMusic yeah, just everything about it

@DanielMGurtner This looks fantastic, Daniel. Congratulations! (And, I love to see John's Gospel being used as a witness to early Judaism.)

@nathanaelvette @kingstrs @uoedivinity @monasiddiqui7 Congratulations!

@CaioPeres18 Interesting! I hadn’t thought of that.

@CANUTOBAIA I will need to receive corrected proofs, after which I'll be happy to send it along if you don't have library access. I'll post something about it when it's officially published.

And, once again, grateful for @dwcongdon's incisive comments on the earlier draft I sent him.

@cmeadows37 @TimothyDSnyder This book was deeply unsettling.

@brookins_tim Yes, I read and cited that too and added it to a footnote on various proposals about how wisdom and schism relate at Corinth. Happy to send you the paper if you'd like to read it. It's on Paul's epistemology, more or less.

@brookins_tim Oh no, it was accepted! I wished i could’ve engaged your work more directly. Your 2014 book changed my view of the situation at Corinth.