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Gospel Music Collection (FA 770)Finding aid only for Folklife Archives Project 770. Recorded music by gopel groups, chiefly from south central Kentucky, collected William Lynwood Montell. Also includes some recordings of singing conventions and interviews with selected artists. A small amount of correspondence and printed material is included. Many of these artists are featured in Montell's book "Singing the Glory Down: Amateur Gospel Music in South Central Kentucky, 1900-1990" published in 1991.
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Four Other Gospels"Moreover, even if generalizations about the apocryphal gospels have become more vulnerable, it is still true that the exceptions to the general rule — much later and worthless for the quest ofthe historical Jesus — leave the big questions about the canonical gospels much as they have always been. To the historical-critical task of assessing the reliability of the canonical accounts, this tiny minority of their apocryphal rivals contributes at best nothing but additional material evidence of the same kind as that already available in the gospels themselves. They pose no challenge beyond those familiar from comparative gospel study, nor furnish new reasons for doubting the historical trustworthiness of their record."
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The Gospel of JohnIn his commentary on the Gospel of st. John, Barnabas Lindars attempts to interpret the Gospel afresh by employing the form-critical technique. Thus exposing the underlying traditions which John had at his disposal. He also traces the creative use of them in John's theological plan (preface). 
