BIBLE HISTORY DAILY

Beyond Reasonable Doubt: A Response to Allan J. Pantuck

Did Morton Smith Forge "Secret Mark"?

Back to Did Morton Smith Forge “Secret Mark”?
 

The controversial text that Smith discovered was a Greek manuscript written on the endpages of a 17th-century book.

In his November/December 2010 First Person, editor Hershel Shanks described a recent scholarly article by Dr. Francis Watson, “Beyond Suspicion: On the Authorship of the Mar Saba Letter and the Secret Gospel of Mark,” in the Journal of Theological Studies arguing that the “Secret Mark” letter, which Morton Smith claimed to have found at Mar Saba monastery, closely tracked and confirmed Smith’s previously proclaimed views. A critical response to Watson’s article by Smith’s former student Allan J. Pantuck, points out that in other cases Smith changed his views in light of his analysis of “Secret Mark.” We present here Dr. Watson’s rejoinder, “Beyond Reasonable Doubt: A Response to Allan J. Pantuck.”

Beyond Reasonable Doubt: A Response to Allan J. Pantuck

Related Posts

Mar 16
Eunuchs in the Bible

By: Megan Sauter

Gospel of Ebbo, France, 9th, Saint Matthew, Evangelist
Feb 22
The Canonical Gospels

By: BAS Staff

Lorenzo Lotto, The Nativity, 1523
Feb 8
Who Was Jesus’ Biological Father?

By: Biblical Archaeology Society Staff


Write a Reply or Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *


Write a Reply or Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *


Send this to a friend