Another Greek question. I seriously took a crack at NT Greek the first time in about 1995 - and at the time I was part of the B-Greek email list (back when forums like the PB didn't really exist and all we could do was be part of mailing lists)

Anyway, is it still around - or, even better, since there were tons of non-Christians or liberal Christians on B-greek, is there a list for NT greek that has some standards for entry that are a bit more stringent?

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I'm a member of B-Greek. It's interesting stuff. Bill Mounce has a blog now. It's probably helpful. There are a lot of online learning helps available, just google "biblical greek."

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Charlie Johnson
Downtown Presbyterian Church (PCA)
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William R McQuade
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Grace Presbyterian Church, (PCA) Indianapolis
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Yeah, I already am aware of that, and am well in the midst of his first course book - I'm asking mostly about email lists to discuss exegetical questions, not material the basics of Greek grammar, which I've got a lot of - but thanks for posting the links to his classes.