Jesus the Man: Decoding the Real Story of Jesus and Mary Magdalene
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| Rating | : | 4.29 (755 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0552154075 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 640 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-07-25 |
| Language | : | English |
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Dr Barbara Thiering was a lecturer at the University of Sydney's Divinity School for 22 years until she recently retired. . She lives in Sydney and has a grown family. She has published widely on this subject, for which she has an international and controversial reputation. Her books include Jesus the Man, Jesus of the Apocalypse and The Book That Jesus Wrote
"This requires a careful read but it can change your mind." according to Happy_Hub. Let's assume you are not a literal Christian that cannot accept anything that would threaten the Jesus as God preaching. Otherwise, don't buy or even touch this book because it is blasphemy.Ok, for those of you who can think for yourselves, give it a try. It is complex and t. an alternative view you can believe Barbara Thiering has been marginalized by the traditional Biblical and Dead Sea Scroll scholars because she dares to fill in the missing spaces in the history of the Essenes. Where others only ask questions or avoid discussing issues that are contrary to accepted dogma, she . A FORMER PROFESSOR OF DIVINITY EXPOUNDS A "HIDDEN" LIFE OF JESUS Barbara Thiering (born 1930) is an Australian writer who was a member of the University of Sydney's School of Divinity for 22 years, but is now a full-time writer and researcher. She has also written Jesus Of The Apocalypse and The Book That Jesus Wrote: John's Gospel. (This
This controversial version of Christ's life is not the product of a mind which wants to debunk Christianity. But after over twenty years of close study of the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Gospels she has developed a revolutionary new theory which, while upholding the fundamental faith of Christianity, challenges many of its most ingrained supernaturalist beliefs. Jesus the Man will undoubtedly upset and even outrage those for whom Christianity is immutable and unchallengeable. But for many who have found the ritua
'At once the New Testament is changed and we are thrust into a landscape of warring sects and cults; it is exhilarating, as if the over-familiar narrative of the New Testament had been invaded by real people and authentic places' The Times" . 'This massive work of courage and conviction throws much of what the Church teaches out the stained-glass window' - The Age, Melbourne. 'The impact of Jesus the Manmay be as profound as that of Darwin's Origin of Species on theories of human origins' - Focus. 'The sensational nature of the book's findings may disguise the strength of the research and scholarsh