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The North American Society for the Study of Christian Apocryphal Literature is a scholarly organization dedicated to the study of the Christian Apocrypha. Please visit us at nasscal.com! Want some merch? Visit https://www.redbubble.com/shop/nasscal

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NASSCAL (@nasscal.bsky.social) es un usuario de Bluesky que se unió el 9 octubre 2023. Tiene 690 seguidores, sigue a 76 cuentas y ha publicado 278 posts.

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  • Glyn Moody@glynmoody.bsky.social

    I read that as Acts of Pirate. What a disappointment.

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  • Janet Spittler@janetspittler.bsky.social

    UVa‘s own Stephen Hopkins will do the first @nasscal.bsky.social First Friday workshop of the semester!

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  • Stephen Hopkins@phil-lol-ogist.bsky.social

    Yeehaw apocrypals! Join me as I talk about what Icelanders used apocrypha to do 700+ years ago!

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  • The Conversation U.S.@us.theconversation.com

    Some of Christianity’s most famous stories (like Peter being crucified upside down) aren’t actually in the Bible. They come from the “apocrypha,” ancient Jewish and Christian texts that have shaped tradition for centuries, even if not every church considers them holy scripture.

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  • Lynn Huber@lhuber.bsky.social

    Love Thelca, but why this quote? How about “But a she-lion, which was of all the most fierce, ran to Thecla and fell down at her feet” ? Or, “she baptized her own damn self”? The latter is my own translation.

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