Aaron Adair Dr Aaron Adair Interviewed: Miracles, the Star of Bethlehem & More Dr Aaron Adair is great. He's a great scholar and good to interview. I really enjoyed this one, and it also made me realise (having written a book on the topic of the Nativity, and edited a book on the Star of Bethlehem) how the Star of Bethlehem
Aaron Adair Frank Tipler on the Star of Bethlehem...Refuted Aaron Adair, who in the past has contributed widely to ATP, a few years ago wrote the "go-to book" about the Star of Bethlehem, looking critically at the phenomenon. The Star of Bethlehem: A Skeptical View really is a very good book. Aaron, together with myself, has recently
Aaron Adair Adair Interviewed over that SOB The Star of Bethlehem, that is. Aaron Adair is the author of the go-to book on the star, looking at it critically and scientifically: The Star of Bethlehem: A Skeptical View. Here, fellow Patheosers Andrew Hall and Jack Matirko speak to Adair about the star, astrology, astronomy and the Bible.
Aaron Adair My Interview with Dr Aaron Adair on the Star of Bethlehem Here is an interview from a few years ago with (now) Dr Aaron Adair. The interview was around the time of the release of his book The Star of Bethlehem: A Skeptical View. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LR2uyD_1SHs
Aaron Adair Another Great Review for "The Star of Bethlehem: A Skeptical View" Aaron Adair has written a fantastic skeptical analysis of the claims surrounding the Star of Bethlehem. It really is the go-to book on the subject, and it was a joy for me to edit it. Here is another recent review for it: 5.0 out of 5 stars A Rising
Aaron Adair Interview with Dr. Aaron Adair on Biblical History and the Star of Bethlehem A few years back, I edited a book by Dr. Aaron Adair called The Star of Bethlehem: A Skeptical View. It is a fantastic book that Richard Carrier described in this way: Required Reading on the Subject, December 20, 2013ByRichard C. CarrierThis review is from: The Star of Bethlehem: A
Aaron Adair The Star of Bethlehem: Lecture by Aaron Adair at Merrimack College I was lucky enough to edit Aaron Adair's superb book The Star of Bethlehem: A Skeptical View which looks at the claims within the Gospel of Matthew concerning the Star of Bethlehem. Over the many hundreds of years, various people have advanced theories to explain the apparent phenomenon, to triple c
Aaron Adair Star of Bethlehem: Methodological Difficulties Aaron Adair wrote a superb book which I edited called The Star of Bethlehem: A Skeptical View. It is well worth reading, and you will learn a number of gems. I thought I would give you a taste with part of the second chapter detailing methodological difficulties involved with the Gospel of Matthew a
Aaron Adair Onus Books Catalogue I own a small publishing house which has several imprints, the main one being Onus Books which is predominantly a skeptical and philosophical enterprise. On the books are three other authors at the moment:
Aaron Adair Response to Triablogue's Jason Engwer on Nativity Accounts (Part 1) Triablogue's Jason Engwer has written a criticism of some of my recent posts (as well as my book The Nativity: A Critical Examination) on the Nativity accounts in Matthew (and Luke). Here, I will respond to him and his points.
Aaron Adair Have Yourself a SINful Little Holiday Season! Despite the fact that most scientific skeptics do not find themselves formerly associated with a religion, this time of year tends to nonetheless bring out the giving spirit in many of us. Although Tom Flynn wouldn't approve, many of us celebrate (in a secular fashion) Christmas, or Kwanza, or Festi
Aaron Adair Onus Books gets Nook Distribution My skeptical publishing company, Onus Books, has so far got Worldwide print distribution (being printed on three continents), Amazon ebook, pdf ebooks on various channels, and recently, Kobo distribution.
Aaron Adair Carrier plugs The Star of Bethlehem: A Skeptical View Richard Carrier plugs a book I have just edited and published, a book by Aaron Adair, contributor here. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-bvqLUZjUQ&feature=share&t=2m18s The video should start at the relevant time. Nice! I am now going to try and watch the video
Aaron Adair Vincent Torley replies to Adair and Lindsay, and gets earful So I posted on John Loftus' DC the other day in plugging Aaron Adair's The Star of Bethlehem: A Skeptical View and James A. Lindsay's Dot, Dot, Dot: Infinity Plus god Equals Folly. Vincent Torley, about whom I have written a series of posts, and who writes at Uncommon Descent, looked to critique the
Aaron Adair Two Splendid Christmas Gift Ideas! So, the celebrations are upon us to commemorate good ole Jesus and his rather miraculous (and dare I say imaginary) birth. Well, he may have been born, but not like that. But enough of that. Or maybe not. I have two rather decent suggestions with which to fill your stockings (Christmas, not underwea
Aaron Adair The Jesus of History and the Christ of Myth Aaron Adair, as you well know, has recently written a book which I edited and which is getting rave reviews. Here is a presentation on the historicity of Jesus which he recently gave which looks at the whole broad topic, touching on the Star later in the talk. This is a fascinating talk, though am o
Aaron Adair Star-struck. Putting the theories to bed. As you will know from a couple of previous posts, I have edited a book by Aaron Adair about the Star of Bethlehem, called The Star of Bethlehem: A Skeptical View. Check it out. And check this interesting video out that Aaron has compiled documenting clips of all of the
Aaron Adair Thoughts on this cover design, please So, Aaron Adair's book is in pre-production, so to speak. Here is a potential cover which I think is pretty damned good. What do you think? Exciting stuff. [EDIT - how is this further attempt?]
