From PBS, one of the most interesting web sites
devoted to the NT and the first Christians; far
superior to the boring TV program on which it is based

Everything about the ancient world--texts,
images, translations, translation help, etc.

Find out what all the fuss is about; includes reactions
from critics as well as the history and philosophy of
the Seminar

A compelling site devoted to the theory
that Q never existed, authored by the most
web-savvy NT scholar, Mark Goodacre

James D. Tabor's Home Page, with cool information
on the Dead Sea Scrolls, crucifixion, Greco-Roman
religion, the New Testament, and ancient Judaism

A fascinating account of how crucifixion worked;
raises the question: why do people with stigmata
always bleed from the wrong places?

Stanford University's comprehensive MLK site; full-
text papers and speeches, biography, chronology,
bibliography and more

Although Donald Binder's site focusses on Jewish
synagogues in the period prior to 70 C.E., there is
information on a wide variety of topics related to
ancient Judaism and early Christianity

Episode guide, episode summaries, analysis and
commentary about the greatest TV show ever made

Information (biography, reviews, tour dates)
about the most underrated band in America