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Dale C. Allison, Marchus J. Borg, John Dominic Crossan and Stephen J. Patterson

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The basic premise of my recent book , The Violence of Scripture , is quite simple: the Bible should . . The Political Historical Jesus - PatheosThus, most historical Jesus scholars propose either an apocalyptic Jesus (J. so what I saw was not previously planted in there). Schweitzer, E.P. Andrei A. a . When the “Good Book ” is Bad: Challenging the Bible ;s Violent . Bart Ehrman: Jesus the Apocalyptic Prophet Bart Ehrman compares the historical Jesus to the apocalyptic. See also the book , In God ;s Time in which an Evangelical theologian studies . - Twelve Books I see Christians always fighting and debating and being hypocrites all the time. Jesus Christ - Iron Chariots WikiIt makes sense within the context of the general apocalyptic fervor of the time, as well as the beliefs of John the baptist and early Christians such as Paul and the author of the book of Revelation. I view this to be the same debate as the one about whether two sticks, held crossed in front of you, count as a “cross” for the purposes of scaring vampires. Coetzee has said that he would have preferred it not be seen until the end of the book , suggesting that the act of reading would best be done in as close to a pure state as possible — an odd wish given that, in the age of instant information dissemination, such a gambit would have worked with roughly one reader . Allison ;s previous books include Jesus of Nazareth: Millenarian Prophet and The Apocalyptic Jesus: A Debate , with Marcus . Jesus presented in this book that takes us well beyond the niggling discourse of much of the current historical Jesus debate. The Apocalyptic Jesus: A Debate - by Robert J. The Christians called Jesus Messiah/King/Christ . . Was Jesus an apocalyptic prophet, who together with Paul and the early Christians mistakenly believed in an imminent and cataclysmic end of the world — as Albert Schweitzer asserted over a century ago? Or was he the Jewish cynic sage preferred by the Jesus Seminar, whose message was distorted by his followers to fit into their own