Searching for the Real Jesus

Searching for the Real Jesus

by Roland L. Warren
Searching for the Real Jesus

Searching for the Real Jesus

by Roland L. Warren

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Overview

A new generation of Biblical scholars has made a series of New Testament critiques that are disquieting to those whose faith is founded on the biblical Jesus. These scholars have raised serious questions about the veracity of the special status of Jesus, including the virgin birth, the miracles, and the resurrection. Indeed, several of them not only raise questions but actually deny the truth of these and other qualities attributed to the Divine Jesus. At the same time, many other biblical scholars maintain the essential validity of the gospel accounts.

Friends may well take interest in this debate, stemming as it does from scholarly research and religious dedication. The research and analysis of scholars on both sides of this question may be helpful to many Friends in sorting out their own beliefs about the Jesus who lived in history and walked the shores of Galilee.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940149400140
Publisher: Pendle Hill Publications
Publication date: 04/04/2014
Series: Pendle Hill Pamphlets , #330
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 30
File size: 84 KB

About the Author

Roland L. Warren was born eighty-one years ago in Islip, Long Island, of New England parents. At age five, his family moved to Brooklyn, NY, where he remained through college at New York University. After graduate work at Heidelberg University, Germany, he taught first at Hofstra College, then Alfred University, and then Brandeis University. Among his books are The Community in America; Truth, Love, and Social Change; and Social Change and Human Purpose. Now retired, he and his wife Margaret Hodges Warren, a violin maker, live in Andover, NY. Members of Alfred Monthly Meeting since its founding in 1952, he and his wife have been very active in AFSC work. They have three children, Ursula in Berlin, Germany; David in Riverside, CA, and Robin in Merrimack, NH.

The present pamphlet arose out of Roland�s more or less constant background preoccupation with questions of religious faith and out of the more direct impulse from reading the Q document � the source of a large part of the gospels of Matthew and Luke. From that point, he began to explore the literature on what contemporary scholars have to say about the historical Jesus, and he found the wide variety of opinions which the text describes.
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