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A very interesting article, thank you very much. What I woud like to know instead is, what do we know…
On The Fate of Jesus’ Ethics after His Death
I find it hard to believe that early Christians concluded that Jesus was God (which ultimately led to the Trinity)…
On The Fate of Jesus’ Ethics after His Death
Assuming that physical/bodily resurrection is literally impossible, what led Jesus’s first followers to “imagine” that he had been raised rather…
On The Fate of Jesus’ Ethics after His Death
Yes, upon reflection, I confused your work with another I read at the time. I'm sorry. At least it gave…
On Christ as Son of God in Mark’s Gospel
Looking forward to this book--your books are a tonic for this old agnostic. You probably mentioned it but is this…
On The Fate of Jesus’ Ethics after His Death
This sounds like a it will be a wonderful book! The early influences from people, places and things outside of…
On The Fate of Jesus’ Ethics after His Death
Off Topic: Is the doctrine of original sin in the Hebrew Bible?
On The Fate of Jesus’ Ethics after His Death
P.S. Maybe God had to repeatedly kill Leviathan because there was a whole herd of them, and he kept one…
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Loved your book. Read it twice! I have often wondered if it was humans who were made in the image…
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I am learning English with you Books. Hi from Mexico.
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