Related Sites

Dr. Marvin Meyer's Homepage

Dr. Marvin Meyer is Griset Professor of Bible and Christian Studies and Co-Chair of the Department of Religious Studies at Chapman University. His translation of the Gospel of Thomas is considered the standard edition, and has been listed as one of the 100 best spiritual books of the 20th century.

http://www.chapman.edu/wilkinson/religion/faculty/meyer/indepth.asp

Great Debate Books

Copies of the Gospel of Thomas are also available online at the website for Great Debate Books of Quincy, IL. This locally owned and operated family bookstore premiered the Gospel of Thomas. Great Debate Books prides itself in providing a fun and relaxing atmosphere for its customers, and offers a large range of both new and used books along with a great selection of coffee and cappuccino items. Shipping is always at minimal cost.

http://www.greatdebatebooks.com/

Review of the Gospel of Thomas by the Midwest Book Review

An Illustrated and Illuminated Manuscript of the Gospel of Thomas was featured on Able Greenspan's Bookshelf in the August 2010 edition of the Midwest Book Review's Bookwatch. The Midwest Book Review provides monthly book publications specifically designed for community and academic librarians, booksellers and the general reading public.

http://www.midwestbookreview.com/mbw/aug_10.htm#greenspan

Dr. Stevan Davies' Gospel of Thomas Homepage

Dr. Stevan Davies is the author of The Gospel of Thomas: Annotated and Explained. His Gospel of Thomas Homepage is a central resource of links to websites, interviews, discussion groups, translations and other works related to the Gospel.

http://users.misericordia.edu/davies/thomas/Thomas.html

Gospel of Thomas Manuscript by Diane George

This link takes you to the home page for Diane George of the United Kingdom. Ms. George is a calligrapher and bookmaker who completed a different version of the Gospel of Thomas in 2004 as a handmade manuscript in the style of the Book of Kells and the Lindisfarne Gospels.

Excerpt from Contemporary Illuminated Manuscripts by Diane George:

My work is inspired by early Medieval and late Bronze Age/early Iron Age art. Together, these traditions are commonly known as Celtic art. The Book of Kells and the Lindisfarne Gospels are the most celebrated examples of this style. In 2004, I completed an illuminated manuscript of the Gospel of Thomas after the style of these manuscripts.

http://www.illuminatedpages.com/index.php?p=home