Ideas

Tonight a friend asked me if I’d had any ideas for papers I would like to write. I do, I even have ideas for books. I’ll probably not write any of this, but maybe I will. The fact is that I want to write these things and I have no actual resources for getting published (not attached to any academic institutions of notoriety or scholars of note). But the first fact is enough to write them. So, I suppose that if I write any of this and nobody wants to publish it, I’ll just put it on my blog. When it appears, I hope you hate it.

1. Papers:
   1. Best way to translate χαρισ word group in Ephesians 4 and Colossians 4
   2. Interpretation of Matthew 5:27-30
   3. Platonism in Hebrews
   4. The meaning of from faith for faith in Romans 1:17
   5. Paper comparing best practices for UI tests in C#
   6. Discipleship language in the apostolic fathers
   7. Biblical battle stories compared with ancient/modern warfare manuals
   8. A summary of research available on hereditary multiple exostoses.
   9. A comparison of Stephen Brams’ work on game theory in the Bible and the results of literary criticism of the Old Testament narratives.
2. Books:
   1. Sermon on the Mount commentary
   2. A how-to book on the Cardinal and Theological Virtues using ancient and modern sources
   3. A book on study skills
   4. A collection of entirely absurd short stories
   5. A book on practical epistemology (what it means to know, how to know, and thus how to research, learn and synthesis creatively
   6. A book on how to read the Old Testament using the Quadriga