Michael P. Barber
I am Professor of Scripture and Theology at the Augustine Institute Graduate School of Theology (Greenwood Village, CO). I am the author of numerous scholarly articles and book reviews for academic journals as well as a number of books. My latest project is THE HISTORICAL JESUS AND THE TEMPLE: MEMORY, METHODOLOGY, AND THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEW (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, forthcoming) and THE TRUE MEANING OF CHRISTMAS: THE BIRTH OF JESUS AND THE ORIGINS OF THE SEASON (Greenwood Village: Augustine Institute, 2021). I participate regularly in academic societies (e.g., Society of Biblical Literature, Catholic Biblical Association). I also speak at parishes and Catholic events nationwide, giving talks on the Bible and Theology. I live in Aurora, CO, with my wife Kimberly and our six children.
On Twitter: @MichaelPBarber
On Academia.edu: https://augustineinstitute.academia.edu/MichaelBarber
Justification in the Greek Fathers: An Important Reversal in the New Edition of Iustitia Dei (Alister McGrath)
Jesus Did Not Tell Stories Simply to Make His Meaning More Clear
The Need for Big Books: A Comment John P. Meier Made in 1979
John, Jesus, and History: Mark Allan Powell’s Thought Experiment
Jesus Research, Historical Methodology, and the Temple Conflicts in Acts: A Note from Eyal Regev’s New Book
Keck on Why Paul Wrote So Little about Jesus’ Public Ministry
#BiblicalStudiesMemes
The Gospel as More Than “Words”: The Bates-McKnight Controversy and Graham Twelftree’s New Book
