An edition of Christ? No! Jesus? Yes!: A Radical Reappraisal of a Very Important Life (1998)

Jesus: Antichrist, Anarchist, Economist & a Theist

What and why the Christian Church would rather you didn't know about what Jesus really said and meant, and what you could do about it

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An edition of Christ? No! Jesus? Yes!: A Radical Reappraisal of a Very Important Life (1998)

Jesus: Antichrist, Anarchist, Economist & a Theist

What and why the Christian Church would rather you didn't know about what Jesus really said and meant, and what you could do about it

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A radical reappraisal of the New Testament with evidence supporting Jesuanism, not Pauline Christianity. An alternative doctrine is suggested, one with its orgins in the mother of all religions, and espoused by the real Jesus who never intended starting a new, let alone an organised, religion.

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Zimbo Press
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English
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111

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Subjects
New Testament, Bible, Jesus, Christian anarchism, Jesuanism, Words, Criticism, interpretation, Studies, Words of Jesus Christ
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Christ? No! Jesus? Yes!: A Radical Reappraisal of a Very Important Life
2011, Zimbo Press
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Cover of: Jesus: Antichrist, Anarchist, Economist & a Theist
Jesus: Antichrist, Anarchist, Economist & a Theist: What and why the Christian Church would rather you didn't know about what Jesus really said and meant, and what you could do about it
1998, Zimbo Press
Paperback in English
Libraries near you: WorldCat

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Table of Contents

Forward & Dedication.
1. The Official New Testament story and its context Page 1 2. Gospel truth, or Gospel fable? Page 11 3. Crucifixion or crucifiction? Page 21 4. It all depends on what you mean by... Page 28 5. Some post Jesuans, anti Christ, and Paul Page 40 6. To imitate or innovate? That is the question Page 49 7. Listen to what Jesus really said Page 58 8. Anarchism: rules, but not rulers Page 68 9. Jesus: Man of Mysticism Page 78 10. Jesus and the false profits Page 88 11. Philalethia: Jesuanism in action Page 99
Afterword. The hypothesis revisited
Apendices.
App 1. How to recognise true religion
App 2. How to recognise a true religious teacher
App 3. How to recognise a true society
App 4. How to find God within you [How to meditate]
A Time Chart. Some important religious dates
A Bibliography. Some books consulted for this one

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Includes bibliographical references.

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St. Andrews, Scotland

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BS2415.O4

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Paperback
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ii, 111, i, iv, ii, ii p. ;
Number of pages
111

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OL18648265M
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jesusantichrista0000ogol
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0953252000
OCLC/WorldCat
39380488
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