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Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. The needs of two classes of readers have been kept in mind. The general public, it is believed, will find the treatment suited to their tastes. By a free use Of footnotes the more technical side of the subject has also been presented for the benefit of readers Wishing to study the question more minutely. NO important phase in the history or in the present status of the problem has intentionally been ignored. The author has made free use of some opinions which he had already expressed in the pages of the Biblical World and the American Journal of Theology, but these materials have been largely recast in becoming an integral part of the present work.

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Publié par	Forgotten Books
Date de parution	27 novembre 2019
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9780243628988
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	6 Mo

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PR FA The main pu pose of the present volume is to set forth the evidence b eliev ng in the hi s rea ity of Jesus existence upon earth B y way of approach the characteristic features of more recent opinion regarding the historical Jesus have been surveyed and the o ther hand the views of those deny existence have been examined in detail The negative arguments have been carefu ly analyzed in order accurately to comprehend the problem Ig the evidence for Jesus n presenti historicity an has been made both to meet oppo nents obj ections and at the same t me to give a fairly complete collection of the historical data uponWhich b elief in his existence rests Finally the practical bearing the discussion has been indicated by brieﬂy considering Jesus personal relation to the founding of the hris tian movement and his signiﬁcance for modern religion The needs of two classes of readers have been kept in mind The general public it is believed willﬁnd the treatment suited to their tastes

B y a free use footnotes the more technical side the subj ect has also bee presented the beneﬁt readersWishing to study the question more minutely important phase in the history in the present status the problem has intentionally been ignored The author has made free use of some opinions which he had already expressed in the pages of the and the Jbut these materials have b een largely recast in becoming an integral part of the present work S Y C F r r

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APT RI ISOIAJS US LIA O O Ividuals Jesus of Nazareth a historical in is he purely a creation of fancy Whil e he is commonly thought to have li ed in Palestine nineteen hundred years ago hristendom has re ently been disturbed by occasional voices proclaiming that this current belief is altogether ithout foundation in fact Jesus life of asso th disciples his mi istry healing and teaching his onﬂicts with the religious leaders Of that day his death on the cross in fac t the whole Of his alleged earthly career depicted in the Testamen t is held to b e entirelyﬁe classedctitious is not to b among those historical founders r ligion who left so strong an impression upon their con temporaries that after death their memory was held pec iar reverence by their followers he belongs rather with those heroes mythol ogy who never had any eart y existence excep t that created for them by the ing fancy of na ve and primitive peoples This doub t about Jesus existence is not an

en tirely new problemIexpressionts lassic to be found with B runo B auer more than half a cen tury ago Ye t in modern form i t has new and importan t haracteristics only has i t won a larger fo lowing than formerly but it has been argued in a variety of ways and from several di feren t points Vi ewIt is Often presented wi th a zeal which cha lenges atten tion even when the argument would no t always command a hearingIts advocates are occasionally accused and perhaps not always unj ustly Of displaying a partisan temper no t consisten t w th the spiri t a truly scientiﬁc research ye t they sometimes vigorously declare themselves to be working primarily in the inter ests of genuine religion ven though their position may ultimately be found untenable the variety and insistency wi th which it is advocated cannot well b e ignored There is also a certain degree of pertinency about this recen t protest against Jesus his The problem has not been forced to the front in a purely arbitrary fashionIt might have been expected as one the kind produc t migh t almost modern criticism s research upon the life Jesus When sees radically

the traditional conception Jesus person has been reconstructed by recent criticism the possibility denying his very existence is a t least suggested This question would have needed consideration even had i t no t arisen in the pec iar and somewhat unfortunate manner in which it has recently been presented Often its discussion has been left those whose tastes are seemingly not pri arily historical and for whom the mere possibility proposing th s query seems have mean t a strong pre supposition favor a negative answer Moreover the called historical Jesus of liberal theology is the speciﬁc target at which the skeptical arguments are aimed The as assuming that the traditional View of Jesus is unhistorical believe that they can also demolish t sﬁeral theologiansgure which the lib set up as the Jesus h story modern criticism through its rej ection the older iews about Jesus set in motion a skeptical movement which proves equally destr ctive when directed against its reconstruction the history Th s seems to be the poin t from which the problem Of Jesus historici ty must at present be approached To what extent has the newer method

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