Presentations
- “Scientific Definition of Variant Unit Boundaries”, 2022 Midwest Region Society for Biblical Literature, Textual Criticism and Papyrology section, South Bend, IN (Virtual), February 5, 2022.
- “Corpus-Based Statistical Measurements of Textual Reliability for New Testament Manuscripts”, 2022 Midwest Region Society for Biblical Literature, Textual Criticism and Papyrology section, South Bend, IN (Virtual), February 5, 2022.
- “Orthographic Priority for Interpreting Homophones in New Testament Manuscripts”, 2021 Society of Biblical Literature Conference, Biblical Lexicography section, San Antonio, TX, November 22, 2021.
- “The Universal Apparatus”, 2021 Society of Biblical Literature Conference, Nida Institute - Copenhagen Alliance section, San Antonio, TX, November 20, 2021.
- “The Universal Apparatus”, 2021 Bible Translation Conference, Dallas, TX (Virtual), October 15, 2021.
- “Early New Testament Manuscripts and the Implications for Textual Criticism”, 2015 Society of Biblical Literature Conference, Global Education and Research Technology section, Atlanta, GA, November 22, 2015.
Media
- CNTR Introduction – Video introducing the vision of the CNTR project. (4 min)
- CNTR Database – Video describing the capabilities of the CNTR database. (4 min)
- CNTR SRGNT – Video about the making of the Statistical Restoration Greek New Testament. (9 min)
- Real Science Radio interview – Talk show host Bob Enyart interviews Alan Bunning about the CNTR project on KLTT, Denver, CO, March 26, 2021. (46 min)
Documentation
- CNTR Project Overview – High-level description of the CNTR project's purposes and goals.
- CNTR Technical Reference – Detailed description of technologies and rationale behind the CNTR database.
- New Testament Greek Reference Guide – Educational reference material rendered in Koine Greek instead of the usual Medieval Greek format.
- King James Textus Receptus – Greek critical text produced to strictly adhere to the text of the “1769 editions” of the King James Bible.
Data
The following are copyright © 2021 by Alan Bunning released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License (CC BY-SA 4.0).Attribution should be given to Alan Bunning and the Center for New Testament Restoration.
- CNTR Transcriptions – Electronic transcriptions of the CNTR texts adhering to the Manuscript Encoding Specification (last updated 07/12/22).
- KoineGreek Font – Free font used for all CNTR texts. For windows, just click on the downloaded file and then click the install button.
- BHP Introduction/BHP Data – Bunning Heuristic Prototype (BHP) Greek New Testament (also available on github).