Module 121: Exploring the New Testament

Just to let you know that module THL121 is now linked to the library catalogue.  If you are studying this module and would like to see the resources held by the library, simply click on the from the ‘Reading List’ file on the right-hand side of this blog.

Library Workshop – Religious and Theological Abstracts

Find out how to use the database ‘Religious and Theological Abstracts’ and at the same time improve your searching techniques!

These are the themes of the latest theology library workshop.  Check your e-mails for more details or contact your Subject Librarian.

Take a look at the latest books to be added to the library!

I have just added the latest theology acquisitions to the ‘New Books Just In’ folder on the right of this website, so why not take a look and see what’s new in the library this week!

Now available as an e-book ‘Modelling early Christianity’ by Philip Esler.

Just to let you know that the title Modelling early Christianity by Philip Esler which is on the required reading for module THL223 is now available on ‘Dawsonera’. 

Read ‘Apocalypticism in the Dead Sea Scolls’ on Dawsonera.

The book ‘Apocalypticism in the Dead Sea Scrolls’ by John J. Collins and which is on the required reading for module  THL321 is now available as an electronic book.  To access the title simply go to the library electronic resources page on Portia and click on Dawsonera.  You should then be able to find the book either by searching or clicking on the A-Z list. 

The book is also available in hardcopy, please check the library catalogue to see if a copy is in!

E-Book/E-Journal Workshops

It was good to see some of you for the e-book workshop last week.  Don’t forget the e-journal session is tonight.  Following several requests, I will be organising some further sessions on alternative nights – so watch your group e-mails for more details.