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Hello Andrew!

Source crit may seem to indicate Mark 1st, but it cant prove it.  Redaction
critism proves nothing,; it just assumes source criticism's view of Markan
priority correct.

To get a scholarly and fair introductory analysis you might read Carson,
Moo, and Morris, NT Intro; There is also an excellent collection of Essays
on New Testament Criticism and Introduction edited by Black and Dockery.
Also, if you search the web for "Synoptic problem", you will find at least
one web page that deals with the topic in a scholarly fashion, but I cant
remember the URL.

Mark


At 06:11 PM 12/12/96 EST, you wrote:
>Friends,
>
>How do we know (ie. what archaelogical, textual, historical evidence is
>there?) when the gospels were written? Redaction and Source criticism
>show Mark was written first then Matthew and Luke, but this only gives
>order not date. Mark is generally accepted as being written around
>AD 50-55 - but what evidence is there for this?
>
>Any ideas?
>
>cheers,
>Andrew
>
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