This blog is the blog of the right Wrong. But there are many more wrong Wrongs. To be sure, Wrongs are legion. If you expected somewhat different content on this blog, it may be because you were looking for one of these Wrongs:
NT Wrong 2: author of the NT Commentary Reviews blog, which includes commentary on biblical commentaries [Update: blog no long available]
NT Wrong 3: author of the nt wrong blog, which purports to offer "occasional reports in biblical archaeology" (in fact, very occasional: so far, only one)
NT Wrong 4: author of the all songs lead back t' the sea blog, probably identical with NT Wrong 2 [Update: changed his name to Audiodictat]
But there can be only one. Mwuh ha haaaa!
Posted by NT Wrong on December 4, 2008
There was once a Reformer called Zwingli,
Whom I esteem above all — if not singly.
If of him you don’t rave,
You must be totally depraved,
For he makes me all hot and tingly.
– Anon.
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steph said
A fine art? Well, I suppose so. Now all the corrupted youth will think Jim is Obama who is the terrorising messiah.
James McGrath said
There’s another two of my theories shot to hell…
Esteban Vázquez said
I always had the sneaking suspicion that Zwingli made you inappropriately tingly…
godbothering said
There was a reformer called Luther
Who said to the Pope, ‘Holy Father,
I know that you
Think your preaching is true
But guess what? Mine is much truther.
Ouch.
Jim said
tis a fantastic ode!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Frank Emanuel said
Jim will no doubt have this set to music.
steph said
Yes it would sound good to Mozart. I wonder if he’d write a score from heaven?
andrewbourne said
You have definitely lost your marbles
Jim said
set to music by mozart…. oh that gave me cold chills.
Chuck Grantham said
I dunno. Sounds too tame a limerick for Mozart to want to set to music.