I’ve updated the post about this below, listing the differences with it and The Sacred Bridge. Eisenbrauns skipped the Evangelical Theological Society conference in San Diego last week, so I didn’t get to see the book myself. I hope this doesn’t mean that Eisenbrauns is losing interest in the evangelical market.
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2 thoughts on “Carta's New Century Handbook”
They couldn’t be at ASOR, then SBL, and the smaller ETS market all three in a single week! Checked it out at ASOR and then bought a copy at SBL–looks great!
Todd,
As Dr. M mentioned, we can’t be everywhere at the same time 🙁 We try to get to ETS once every 3-4 years; more than that is difficult, given the size of our staff.
James