Sites in this category explore the person, character, claims, controversies, and historical research about Jesus Christ from a variety of viewpoints.
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Collection of ancient Jewish documents which possibly refer to Jesus.
Explores the life of Jesus and the rise of Christianity. Includes interviews with some of the nation's leading liberal New Testament scholars.
Instruction by James F. McGrath Assistant Professor of Religion at Butler University, Indianapolis.
Find the historical Jesus with help from a wide variety of sources.
The historicity of Jesus is a distinction between Jesus as reconstructed through historical methods and the Christ of faith as understood through theological tradition.
Organized under the Westar Institute to renew the quest for the historical Jesus and to report the results of its research.
Books & Culture reviews varying Buddhist approaches to Jesus.
An annotated gateway to internet resources on the Historical Jesus. Part of the New Testament Gateway by Dr. Mark Goodacre, Lecturer in New Testament at the University of Birmingham, United Kingdom.
An essay by journalist Harry V. Martin, publisher of the Napa Sentinel and the North American Investigative Journal.
Online English text of the 1906 book on the historical Jesus by Albert Schweitzer, who took the non-Christian position that Jesus was a failed eschatological prophet.
Documents on Jesus' contributions to human consciousness and to the changes of mankind and the earth, with new viewpoints from many fields of investigation and experience and with practical hints for personal development.
A Straight Dope Staff Report.
How a variety of different religions view Jesus.
An annotated gateway to internet resources on the Historical Jesus. Part of the New Testament Gateway by Dr. Mark Goodacre, Lecturer in New Testament at the University of Birmingham, United Kingdom.
A Straight Dope Staff Report.
Online English text of the 1906 book on the historical Jesus by Albert Schweitzer, who took the non-Christian position that Jesus was a failed eschatological prophet.
Find the historical Jesus with help from a wide variety of sources.
Collection of ancient Jewish documents which possibly refer to Jesus.
Books & Culture reviews varying Buddhist approaches to Jesus.
How a variety of different religions view Jesus.
The historicity of Jesus is a distinction between Jesus as reconstructed through historical methods and the Christ of faith as understood through theological tradition.
Instruction by James F. McGrath Assistant Professor of Religion at Butler University, Indianapolis.
Explores the life of Jesus and the rise of Christianity. Includes interviews with some of the nation's leading liberal New Testament scholars.
An essay by journalist Harry V. Martin, publisher of the Napa Sentinel and the North American Investigative Journal.
Organized under the Westar Institute to renew the quest for the historical Jesus and to report the results of its research.
Documents on Jesus' contributions to human consciousness and to the changes of mankind and the earth, with new viewpoints from many fields of investigation and experience and with practical hints for personal development.
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