DIGIRENT - Who Made Early Christianity?: The Jewish Lives of the Apostle Paul (American Lectures on the History of Religions)
John Gager Jr.
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Who Made Early Christianity?: John Gager Jr. epub Who Made Early Christianity?: John Gager Jr. pdf download Who Made Early Christianity?: John Gager Jr. pdf file Who Made Early Christianity?: John Gager Jr. audiobook Who Made Early Christianity?: John Gager Jr. book review Who Made Early Christianity?: John Gager Jr. summary | #1157721 in Books | 2015-06-16 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 8.30 x.90 x5.70l,.90 | File type: PDF | 208 pages||2 of 4 people found the following review helpful.| Fascinating & readable study of paul and early church.|By Scott A. Birnbaum|Incredibly interesting summary of the author's erudite and innovative scholarship that offers a highly convincing revisionist view of the apostle Paul, treating him as firmly situated as a first century Practicing Jew, whose role has been corrupted beginning with early church fathers . Very approachabl||In this delightfully engaging and erudite book, John Gager guides the reader through the interconnected histories of Judaism and Christianity, ranging from the Jewish origins of Christianity to the debates about the apostle Paul in modern Jewish thought. In th
In this historical and theological study, John G. Gager undermines the myth of the Apostle Paul's rejection of Judaism, conversion to Christianity, and founding of Christian anti-Judaism. He finds that the rise of Christianity occurred well after Paul's death and attributes the distortion of the Apostle's views to early and later Christians.
Though Christian clerical elites ascribed a rejection-replacement theology to Paul's legend, Gager shows that the Apostle w...
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