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The Jesus Legend

par G. A. Wells

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Did Jesus actually exist as a historical personage roughly corresponding to the various stories given in the four New Testament gospels and other Christian documents? Was he really born in Bethlehem and crucified by Pilate?In The Jesus Legend, G.A. Wells shows how the story of Jesus developed through telling and re-telling, from an early version in the letters of Paul (who does not mention Jesus in connection with any specific time or place) to the more elaborate and detailed picture later presented in the gospels."G.A. Wells knows thoroughly the works of those scholars who, like himself, have devoted much of their lives to asking, 'Who is Jesus Christ?'. In The Jesus Legend, he once again exemplifies first-rate historical investigation and praiseworthy biblical scholarship. I know of no author who has shed more light on the question of how Christianity came into being." -- J.E. Barnhart University of North Texas… (plus d'informations)
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Another look at the historical evidence for Jesus, this time answering critics of earlier books. Wells details the legendary nature of much of what is included in the gospels, and dissects the works of Paul to determine if Paul reported on the life of a man who had recently lived and died in Palestine. This book is not as interesting as his other works, primarily because it treads some of the same ground, but also because it is focused very much on those critics who have been publishing about his earlier works. It is still readable and thoroughly researched. The author remains consistently agnostic about the existence or non-existence of Jesus, but his conclusions will be disconcerting to many who are sure that someone existed, even if that someone was not divine. ( )
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Did Jesus actually exist as a historical personage roughly corresponding to the various stories given in the four New Testament gospels and other Christian documents? Was he really born in Bethlehem and crucified by Pilate?In The Jesus Legend, G.A. Wells shows how the story of Jesus developed through telling and re-telling, from an early version in the letters of Paul (who does not mention Jesus in connection with any specific time or place) to the more elaborate and detailed picture later presented in the gospels."G.A. Wells knows thoroughly the works of those scholars who, like himself, have devoted much of their lives to asking, 'Who is Jesus Christ?'. In The Jesus Legend, he once again exemplifies first-rate historical investigation and praiseworthy biblical scholarship. I know of no author who has shed more light on the question of how Christianity came into being." -- J.E. Barnhart University of North Texas

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