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Mark Goodacre is a Professor of Religious Studies at Duke University. His research focuses on New Testament studies, Christian origins, and the Synoptic Problem. He is known for his critical engagement with the Q hypothesis and advocacy of the Farrer theory. His work integrates textual analysis with historical, literary, and digital methodologies. Goodacre maintains an active online presence through his NT Blog and NT Pod podcast, which explore biblical scholarship and contemporary religious themes.
Key research areas include Gospel composition, early Christian literature, and intertextuality between canonical and apocryphal texts. His analysis of the Synoptic Gospels challenges traditional source-critical frameworks, emphasizing Markan priority and Luke's dependence on Matthew. He also examines early Christian reinterpretations of biblical narratives, such as the Magdalene tradition and Passion accounts.
Goodacre’s publications span biblical criticism, apocryphal texts, and media reception of religious narratives. He critiques methodological assumptions in historical Jesus studies and advocates for rigorous engagement with textual evidence. His contributions bridge academic scholarship and public education through accessible digital platforms.
