The Christ a critical review and analysis of the evidences of His existenceРипол Классик, 2014 - Religion |
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... (Synoptics) is truly n0 idyllic personage, no meek dreamer, no mild and amiable moralist; on the contrary, he is very much more of a Jew fanatic, attacking without measure the society of his time, a narrow and 8 Preface.
... (Synoptics) is truly n0 idyllic personage, no meek dreamer, no mild and amiable moralist; on the contrary, he is very much more of a Jew fanatic, attacking without measure the society of his time, a narrow and 8 Preface.
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... Synoptics de— clare, were witnessed by John; the author of this knows nothing of these events. The Apostle John witnessed the crucifixion; the author of this Gos— pel did not. The Apostles, including John, believed Jesus to be a man ...
... Synoptics de— clare, were witnessed by John; the author of this knows nothing of these events. The Apostle John witnessed the crucifixion; the author of this Gos— pel did not. The Apostles, including John, believed Jesus to be a man ...
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... Synoptics.as we have seen,are for the most part, mere compilations, made up of preexisting documents. These documents belonged to different ages of the primitive church. In the first ages of the church Christians believed that Jesus was ...
... Synoptics.as we have seen,are for the most part, mere compilations, made up of preexisting documents. These documents belonged to different ages of the primitive church. In the first ages of the church Christians believed that Jesus was ...
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... Synoptics: He did not (Matt. xxii, 4I-46; Mark xii, 35-37; Luke xx, 4I-44). A principal objection to accepting Jesus as the Messiah by the Jews was the fact that he was not descended from David. He tacitly admitted that he was not, and ...
... Synoptics: He did not (Matt. xxii, 4I-46; Mark xii, 35-37; Luke xx, 4I-44). A principal objection to accepting Jesus as the Messiah by the Jews was the fact that he was not descended from David. He tacitly admitted that he was not, and ...
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Contents
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MINISTRY OF CHRIST | 133 |
RESURRECTION OF CHRIST | 299 |
CHAPTER VIII | 340 |
THE CHRIST A MYTH | 437 |
CHAPTER X | 444 |
SOURCES OF THE CHRIST MYTHCONCLU | 549 |
SION | 566 |
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