This is a very thought-provoking book, trying to deal seriously with (1) the pluriformity of texts at Qumran and (2) the role of "textual criticism."

How to completely misunderstand Christian pluriformity. Grace does not destroy nature.

Liturgical pluriformity in 1960 #commotio http://t.co/bXJJzlW9rZ

Ancient Greece - The pluriformity, diversity and spread of the Greek alphabets

''The deepening of the connection between liturgy and synodality will help all Christian communities, in the pluriformity of their cultures and traditions, to adopt celebratory styles that manifest the face of a synodal Church.'' #synod24

This morning I'm writing about textual fluidity and textual pluriformity and wondering to what degree I'm accidentally stumbling into the world of New Philology...

⛵️| The #AllianzRegatta moves to Almere/Amsterdam! The ambition is for the week of the event to grow into the Dutch Water Week, where water sports in all its pluriformity come together.

Today Dr. Hanna Tervanotko presents “Textual Pluriformity and Authority: Reading Song of Miriam in 4Q365 in Light of Hannah Arendt’s ‘What is Authority?’” at the Changes in Sacred Texts and Traditions annual meeting in Porvoo, Finland.

What's the strangest object on which you've found old academic notes or ideas scribbled? I was changing a bicycle tire this morning and discovered on the inner tube box a bit of an outline I had written for something I was writing about textual pluriformity and oral traditions.

"Through the Council, the Church engages with the complexity of the contemporary world in a creative and imaginative way. Such a dialogue is essential considering the pluriformity of cultures that exist today." https://t.co/CqhpT6Quvn

This afternoon, Prof. Sébastien Morlet gave his second Grinfield Lecture in which he spoke about Christian ideas of linguistic pluriformity thinking about what Origen and Eusebius are doing with the text. Please join us on Thursday, 5pm at @OCHJSnews for the final lecture.

Monday of #sblaar24 begins as Prof Hindy Najman speaks to the possibilities of a new approach to text criticism with attention to pluriformity and openness in her response to the New Critical edition of Ben Sira @OU_TheoReligion

Log in on the SBL site to read “The Golden Rule and Ancient Jewish Biblical Exegesis: The Pluriformity of a Tradition" by Menahem Kister in #JBL141.4 https://t.co/IgImglhFPN

We have a responsibility to take in #pluriformity in our #media intake says @JHillje #eacdforum

Concept map of final section of Chapter 4: §4.4 “Kuyper’s concept of the church: pluriformity of the church” from Surya Harefa’s Free Church in a Free State published by @langhampub #Kuyper #Kuyperania #ecclesiology #pluriformity #unitywithindiversity

We would like to draw your attention to the Loeb Lecture at Harvard University this Tuesday, where Prof. Hindy Najman will be speaking on the theme of pluriformity and compositional practices in ancient Jewish texts. @harvardclassics @HarvardCJS

'Pluriformity' in schools: there is a uniform moral purpose & body of prof. knowledge, but endless plurality of unique contexts #nswedu16

Another highlight was hearing Prof. Hindy Najman speak on pluriformity and compositional practices this afternoon. Thank you, Prof. Najman, for thinking with us about how we might understand composition, transmission and editing. @OU_TheoReligion @OCHJSnews @TelAvivUni

God has never stopped thinking, dreaming, and creating the Christ. “The immense diversity and pluriformity of this creation more perfectly represents God than any one creature alone or by itself,” Thomas Aquinas (1224-1274) in his Summa Theologica(47:1) @RichardRohrOFM