Arthur Drews - PDF Wikipedia Aug. 23, 2012 PAGES - Radikalkritik

With the spread of the Internet, the old theological controversy that was raging
100 years ago has percolated down to the public forum and known a
recrudescence,[25] with a "massive upsurge" of the non-existence thesis.[26]
Both academic and independent scholars have ridden the new boom with
publications all aimed at discussing the Christ Myth thesis and its aftermath,
including major works by Robert M. Price (August 2011), Bart D. Ehrman
(March 2012), Richard Carrier (April 2012), Thomas L. Thompson and Thomas
Verenna (July 2012), and Maurice Casey (August 2012).[27]
R. Joseph Hoffmann, the arch-critic of Arthur Drews's Christ Myth
The Jesus Process
R. Joseph Hoffmann is a reputed historian of Early Christianity. Educated by
Catholic nuns, he has remained a sentimental defender of the Church and a
vocal advocate of Jesus Historicity, and at the same time a standard-bearer in
the forefront of the campaign against Arthur Drews's Non-Historicity thesis. His
contributions have been in books, conferences, and committees. He
participated in the Jesus Seminar and the aborted Jesus Project. Like all other
well-known scholars, Hoffmann also runs an Internet blog, the New Oxonian.
Hoffmann is well-known for his witty, highly erudite and often acerbic style, and
his penchant for complicated and extreme declarations.