Craig Keener's Huffington Post article on Miracles

One of the most erudite New Testament scholars around is Craig Keener. Keener is also incredibly prolific. And he's not simply putting out pithy little books! Consider the following:

• In 2009 he republished his massive commentary on Matthew (1090 pages; originally published in 1999). 
• The same year he also released a comprehensive monograph on the historical Jesus, entitled, The Historical Jesus of the Gospels (only 876 pages!). 
• In 2010, the next year, he published an exhaustive two-volme commentary on John (1696 pages)(the introduction alone is worth it's weight in gold!). 
• In the following year, 2011, Baker Academic released his two volume magisterial treatment of miracles: Miracles: The Credibility of the New Testament Accounts (Baker Academic, 2011)(1,172 pages). 
• This year he is putting out the first volume of a four-volume commentary on the Book of Acts. The first volume just contains the introduction and commentary on Acts 1:1-2:47. It runs 1080 pages. And keep in mind, this is volume 1 of 4! 

All of these works are marked by incredibly exhaustive research.