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Tag Archives: jesus and the religions of man
More on Christ in the Rig Veda (With a Question Mark)
This will be a post about David Marshall, but it will not concern his book that I am currently reading: True Son of Heaven: How Jesus Fulfills the Chinese Culture. Rather, it will revisit his argument in Jesus and the … Continue reading
David Marshall: “The Sexual Revolution”
In David Marshall’s Jesus and the Religions of Man, I read Chapter 4, “The Sexual Revolution”. Marshall argues that the sexual revolution was a bad thing. He says that it has cheapened people and sex, and, drawing from studies and … Continue reading
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Tagged jesus and the religions of man, m scott peck, women in the gospels
David Marshall: “Where Did Marx Go Wrong?”
In David Marshall’s Jesus and the Religions of Man, I read Chapter 3: “Where Did Marx Go Wrong?” Overall, I liked this chapter, for, while it overlapped with the typical right-wing rhetoric about Communism that I have heard and read … Continue reading
