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What does author, Elaine Pagels, mean by “historical mystery” in this book’s subtitle?
She seems to mean two things. First, historicity in the Gospels. She covers many of peoples’ questions as to what is (or may be) historical within the New Testament (NT) stories of Jesus’ birth, life, death and resurrection. This major aspect of the book is fascina...
There are constantly more “personality tests” available, especially online. Very few of them have any scientific basis, though they may be somewhat useful for self-discovery, if not taken for more than they are. One of the questions that arises around the concept of “personality” itself, or finding one’s “authentic self” is whether we are more what we are born as, or whether ...
Like a great many people, academics to “regular folks”, I have been puzzled for most of eight years. Puzzled by how Trump has had so many people supporting him. And especially why so many Evangelical Christians have done so, consistently over eight years, despite everything they’ve seen.
I don’t mean their just supporting him over against the evils of “wokism” or t...
Talk about an eye-opening book! Ken Wytsma has given us one of incredible value here. The Myth of Equality is subtitled Uncovering the Roots of Injustice and Privilege. The “roots” claim is valid. Wytsma’s is an American story, not just of centuries or decades past, but of the present as well.
It is written particularly to Wytsma’s fellow Christian...
This is a re-post of a 2013 article which is pertinent for the pre-Easter season particularly, and historically, for non-Christians as well as Christians. The book titled Zealot is probably little known any longer among a younger generation of Jesus-followers and others interested in who Jesus was and what he did. I feel it is still a worthwhile read although many mo...