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Daily Archives: March 23, 2011
Thompson on the Mesha Stele and Hellenistic Context
I started Thomas Thompson’s Mythic Past. In this post, I will talk about two issues: Thompson’s treatment of the Mesha Stele, and his placement of the origins of certain biblical narratives within a Hellenistic context. 1. On page 10, Thompson … Continue reading
Fox on the Cosmic Christ
On pages 241-242 of Gaia and God, Rosemary Ruether summarizes the views of Matthew Fox on the cosmic Christ: “Christ is not simply confined to the historical Jesus, nor only related to human souls. Christ is the immanent Wisdom of … Continue reading
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