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Life of Jesus
Critically Examined
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David Friedrich Strauss's "Life of Jesus Critically Examined" is a seminal work of 19th-century biblical criticism.
It challenged traditional Christian interpretations of the Gospels by applying historical and literary analysis.
Strauss argued that the miracles attributed to Jesus were not historical events but rather mythical narratives reflecting the beliefs and hopes of early Christians.
The book sparked intense debate and contributed to the rise of liberal theology.
Its impact on religious thought and the study of the Bible remains significant.
It challenged traditional Christian interpretations of the Gospels by applying historical and literary analysis.
Strauss argued that the miracles attributed to Jesus were not historical events but rather mythical narratives reflecting the beliefs and hopes of early Christians.
The book sparked intense debate and contributed to the rise of liberal theology.
Its impact on religious thought and the study of the Bible remains significant.
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Mentioned by Michael Legaspi when discussing techniques for critically analyzing biblical literature.
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The Quest for the Historical Jesus
Mentioned as a case study by Nietzsche, highlighting his flawed psychological approach and contrasting viewpoints.
93: The Idle Hours of a Psychologist
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A.N. Wilson in relation to John Henry Newman's potential influence if he had read Strauss.
A.N. Wilson in relation to John Henry Newman's potential influence if he had read Strauss.
A.N. Wilson. Walking in mysteries.
Mentioned by Elijah Millgram in a discussion about Nietzsche's engagement with biblical criticism and his interpretation of religious texts.
Elijah Millgram on the Philosophical Life
