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13 Years and Going Strong
It was in 1991, through a slightly earlier subscription to Biblical Archaeology Review, that I became aware of BR, and I immediately subscribed. I have retained and indexed every copy since.
I find BR’s wide range of presentations stimulating and broadening of my own understanding. After all, you don’t have to believe everything you read. The pictures alone are worth the subscription price.
I am continually amazed by the letters from disgruntled subscribers who quarrel with articles that vary from their own opinions. If we want only confirmation of what we already believe, there is no point in subscribing in the first place.
Thank you for a great magazine. I eagerly look forward to more fascinating reading in future issues.
A Roaring Fireplace of Ideas
As a “lapsed” theologian I don’t follow theology anymore, but BR is most welcome. You keep my ember glowing with erudition, dedication, excitement and love for the subject. Thank you!
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