What's Mi Yodeya's stance on questions concerning Jewish apocryphal texts? There's one that was asked earlier, and I saw that it was flagged by a number of people as "comparative religion", though I'm not entirely sure why.
On the other hand, there are a few apocryphal questions that were well or fairly-well-received, but it seems generally because they are asking about traditional/Orthodox concepts referred to in these books or traditional/Orthodox stances on these books.
Propose something similar to what Isaac linked: does it somehow connect to something canonical in today's Judaism? Shed any light?
The question as mentioned quotes something from the Apocrypha in reference to a long piece by about "Ordination In the Old Testament” by Afolarin Olutunde Ojewole, Ph.D. So it's a non-Jew proposing a theory about "Old Testament" -- which may have its own Christological undertones -- and then comparing said theory to Apocrypha. I'm not necessarily seeing any connection here to something canonically Jewish.
Contrast that with a question like: how does the Talmud view Jeremiah's student Baruch, as he appears to have not gotten his own book other than the Apocrypha?, or Rabbi Dr. Leiman discussing eidim zomemim not following Talmudic procedure in the book of Sussanah. There's some kind of nexus to mainstream Judaism there.
