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Dethroning Jesus : exposing popular culture's quest to unseat the biblical Christ Darrell L. Bock and Daniel B. Wallace

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: Nashville. TN : Thomas Nelson, c2007.Description: 235 p. ; hbk ; 21.5 cmISBN:
  • 9780785226154
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 232.908/BOC
Contents:
Claim 1 : The original New testament has been corrupted by copyists so badly that it can't be recovered. -- Claim 2 : Secret gnostic gospels, such as "Judas" show the existence of early alternative Christianities. -- Claim 3 : The "Gospel of Thomas" readically alters our understanding of thee Real Jesus. -- Claim 4 : Jesus' message was fundimentally political and social. -- Claim 5 : Paul took captive the original movement of Jesus and James, moving it from Jewish reform effort to a movement that exalted Jesus and included Gentiles. -- Claim 6 : Jesus' tomb has been found, and his resurrection and ascension did not involve a physical departure.
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Includes bibliographical references.

Claim 1 : The original New testament has been corrupted by copyists so badly that it can't be recovered. -- Claim 2 : Secret gnostic gospels, such as "Judas" show the existence of early alternative Christianities. -- Claim 3 : The "Gospel of Thomas" readically alters our understanding of thee Real Jesus. -- Claim 4 : Jesus' message was fundimentally political and social. -- Claim 5 : Paul took captive the original movement of Jesus and James, moving it from Jewish reform effort to a movement that exalted Jesus and included Gentiles. -- Claim 6 : Jesus' tomb has been found, and his resurrection and ascension did not involve a physical departure.

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