An edition of The Christ Files (2006)

The Christ Files

How historians know what the know about Jesus

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An edition of The Christ Files (2006)

The Christ Files

How historians know what the know about Jesus

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Dr John Dickson looks at the historical sources that are used by those researching into who the historical Jesus actually was. Rather than trying to be an apologetics book, The Christ Files focuses on the sources themselves rather than dealing with issues such as whether Jesus actually did perform miracles. The book is aimed at an introductory level for those who know nothing about this subject and attempts to remove some of the misconceptions created by the popular media.

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Blue Bottle Books

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The Christ Files: How historians know what the know about Jesus
February 2006, Blue Bottle Books
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First Sentence

"One of the most enjoyable parts of my work is running a course for 'sceptics' and 'enquirers' on the history and practice of Christianity."

Table of Contents

Foreward by Professor Alanna Nobbs
The Game of Scholarship - How to read between the headlines
The Troublemaker - Jesus in ancient pagan writings
Deciever and Magician - Jesus in ancient Jewish writings
Behind the New Testament - Earliest Christian Sources
Before the Gospels - Jesus in Oral Tradition
Jesus in Context - Background sources for the study of Jesus
Conclusion

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101
Dimensions
140mm by 210mm

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OL14054302M
ISBN 10
1921137541
Library Thing
3560645

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