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738 737 Crossan, The Historical Jesus, xx 739 738 Grant, The Formation of The New Testament, 18 740 739 Don Cupitt, in Christ, Faith and History, Cambridge Studies in Christology, ed. by S. W. Sykes and J. P. Clayton, Cambridge UP, 1972, 13 741 740 Ibid, 13 742 741 D. J. Harrington, "The Jewishness of Jesus: Facing Some Problems", first published in Catholic Biblical Quarterly, 49, 1987 was again published by Bible Review 3.1 (Spring), 1987 in an adapted and expanded version. The quotation is from the expanded version, p:36 743 742 See S. G. F. Brandon, Jesus and the Zealots: A Study of the Political Factors in Primitive Christianity, Scribner's, NY, 196 744 743 Morton Smith, Jesus the Magician, Harper & Row, NY, 197 745 744 Geza Vermes, Jesus the Jew, Fortress Press, Phila., 1981 and also his Jesus and the World of Judaism, Fortress, Phila., 198 746 745 Bruce D. Chilton, A Galilean Rabbi and His Bible: Jesus's Use of the Interpreted Scripture of His Time, Glazier, Wilmington, DE, 1984 747 746 Harvey Falk, Jesus the Pharisee: A New Look at the Jewishness of Jesus, Paulist Press, NY, 198 748 747 E. P. Sanders, Jesus and Judaism, Fortress Press, Phila., 1985 749 748 Crossan, Ibid, xxvii 750 749 Ibid, 13 751 750 Don Cupitt, The Sea of Faith, London, 1984, 11 752 751 R. H. Lightfoot, History and Interpretation of the Gospels, Hodder and Stughton, London, 1935, 2 753 752 Christ, Faith and History, 754 753 See H. Anderson, Ibid, ch.V, 185ff, Ramsey, The Resurrection, and F.V. Filson, Jesus Christ the Risen Lord, Nashville, 1956, and also R.H. Fuller, "The Resurrection of Jesus Christ," Biblical Research (Papers of the Chicago Society of Biblical Research), IV, 1960, ‚W.M. Clow, The Cross in Christian Experience, Hodder & and Stoughton, NY, 1908, for historicity see H.Lake, The Historical Evidence of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ, NY, 1907 and also J.P. Gardner-Smith, The Narratives of the Resurrection, London, 192 755 754 Godfery Vesey (Ed.), The Philosophy in Christianity, Cambridge UP, Cambridge, 1989, 5 756 755 Brunner, 2, 32 757 756 D. M. Baillie, Ibid, 15 758 757 Ibid, 151 759 758 Ibid, 155-56 760 759 Ibid, 122-2 761 760 C. Gore, Incarnation, 9 762 761 Ibid, 104 763 762 McGiffert, 1, 32 764 763 Frank K. Flinn, ed., Christology, The Center and the Periphery, Paragon House, N.Y., 1989, 87-8 765 764 Harnack, 4, 26 766 765 Hick, ed., Ibid, 767 766 V. Lossky, The Mystical Theology of the Eastern Church, J. Clarke, London, 1957, p: 153 and also see Meloney, Ibid, 26 768 767 Quoted from Brunner, 2, 361 769 768 Tillich, 73 770 769 Flinn, ed., Ibid, 9 771 770 Dorothy L. Sayers, Creed or Chaos, Harcourt, Brace and Company, N.Y.,1949, p: 772 771 Hick (ed.), Myth, 2 128
773 772 Quoted from Whale, Ibid, 9 774 773 Ibid, 9 775 774 Harnack, 4, 30 776 775 Hick (ed.), Myth, 142 777 776 Harnack, 4, 30 778 777 Ibid, 4, 31 779 778 Hick, ed., 13 780 779 Quoted from Harnack, 4, 31 781 780 Ibid, 316-1 782 781 Hick (ed.), Myth, 14 783 782 See fro more details F. E. Hulme, Symbolism in Christian Art, Blandford Press, 1976, 43 and also Margaret Rickett, Painting in Britian, the Middle Ages, Penguin Books, 1954, Plates 92-102-178 also see Hick, ed., 143- 144 784 783 Hick (Ed.), Myth, 14 785 784 Sayers, Ibid, 786 785 Ibid, 2 787 786 Ibid, 788 787 Hans Werner Bartsch (ed.), Kerygma and Myth, 789 788 Ibid, 790 789 Bultmann, Jesus and the Word, Trans. by L.P. Smith and E.H. Lantero, NY, 1958, 1 791 790 Ibid, 1 792 791 Paula Fredriksen, From Jesus to Christ, The Origin of the New Testament Images of Jesus, Yale UP, New Haven, 1988, 214 793 792 Swinburne, Revelation, 15 794 793 Ibid, 15 795 794 Swinburne, The Coherence of Theism, Clarendon, Oxford, 1977, 9 796 795 Revelation, 156-5 797 796 Ibid, 15 798 797 Ibid, 161-62 799 798 Ibid, 16 800 799 See Lossky, Mystical Theology, 23-2 801 800 Ibid, 2 802 801 See for details Ibid, 33-3 803 802 Vesey (ed.), Philosophy, 26-2 804 803 Ibid,, 27 805 1988, 2 804 T.V. Morris (Ed.), Philosophy and the Christian Faith, U of Notre Dame Press, Notre Dame, Indiana, 806 805 Ibid, 2 807 806 Swinburne, Resposibility and Atonement, Clarendon, Oxford, 1991, 160-6 808 807 Ibid, 162 809 808 Vesey (ED.), The Philosophy, 54 810 809 Ibid, 55 811 810 Ibid, 6 812 811 Ibid, 6 813 812 Ibid, 6 129
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tance of the New Testament mytholog
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G. Bernard Shaw argued that "Paul s
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selves contain many passages which
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condescension. It was a unique and-
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The deity of Jesus may be more emph
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monotheistic passage from Isa. 45:2
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inclined to believe that a good cas
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passages are: "Passages of adoption
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ior to the one God.... In Justin's
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God's transcendence and monarchia i
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all saw the Father in the Son. For
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submitted to birth from a virgin, a
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Christ. He taught that Jesus was me
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Jewish spirit it had absolutely not
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comprehensive discussion of the per
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His unity with the Father." 588 Ath
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