Newest Article: Questioning Jesus’ Historicity
Written by Raphael Lataster
As a secular scholar, I, of course, reject hypotheses involving the Christ of Faith. Critical scholars can only reasonably debate the existence of the so-called Historical Jesus, that figure of the Gospels stripped of all divinity. Most secular scholars of the New Testament believe that this… Read More

 

 

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