John Hobbin’s recent posts on translation have been quite excellent and they’ve developed some great dialogue about translation […]
Category Archive: Linguistics
I know that a number of people have already link to Mark Strauss’ post, but since I’m am […]
There is a very simple reason for why Πίστις Χριστου is not an ambiguous construction. It is also […]
David Ker has pulled me into the debate and subjective/objective genitives. NT Wrong has written a few posts […]
The next time your English teach tells you not to split your infinitive, by all means, point them […]
This is the beginning of my second draft of my analysis of Ephesians 1. I’ve made a couple […]
This also is a rather entertaining quote: On Gender likewise there is not much to say. There are […]
This is a quote about the LXX translators – well, at least one – from Moulton’s Prolegomena. The […]
After I wrote my little post about the need to depending on and building on the past grammars, […]
