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Jesus, The Messiah
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3.5 stars
The entire time I'm reading Zealot, I'm seeing this:
Ok, ok.
So, I really thought this was interesting, especially the all of the cool history-ish stuff that happened before, during, and after Jesus' birth and death.
BUT.
Occasionally the author comes off like someone who's pissed that once up
Excellent book!
Some fellow reader friends recommended me the book and also I noticed the author in a documentary series "Secrets of the Bible" on History Channel since he was one of the people making comments there and identifying him as the writer of this very book. So, I thought that it was destin
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In The Shadow Of The Cross: Jesus, before The Christ
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"Hello there! Jesus of Nazareth.....Right?"
"Um, yes that's me, and you are?"
"Stephanie, nice to meet you."
"How did you know my name?" Said Jesus "And what the devil is that contraption you're sitting on?"
"This is a time machine, a lawn mower/laptop, freak lightning strike.....and ta da! Time machin
Let"s face it. Theologians and religious historians will never get along. I am reminded of a scene in Clifford Simaks' clever time travel novel, Mastodonia. The inventor of a patented method of time travel is met by a rabbi, a priest, and a Protestant minister who wants to buy the exclusive rights o