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Further studies on a wide range of topics
concerning the historical Jesus and the Jesus myth. Each one
adopts the viewpoint that problem questions or documents are
best solved when approached from the position that there was
no historical Jesus. At the same time, these articles will
help provide a greater insight into the origins of
Christianity, the object of its worship and the source of
its ideas.
- No. 1:
Apollos of Alexandria and the Early Christian Apostolate
- No. 2:
A Solution to the First Epistle of John
- No. 3: Who Crucified Jesus?
- No. 4:The Odes of Solomon
- No. 5:Tracing the Christian Lineage in Alexandria
- No. 6:
The Source of Paul's Gospel
- No. 7:
Transfigured on the Holy Mountain: The Beginnings of Christianity
- No. 8: Christ as "Man": Does Paul Speak of Jesus as an Historical
Person?
- No. 9:A Sacrifice In Heaven: The Son in the Epistle to the Hebrews
- No. 10: Josephus Unbound: Reopening the Josephus Question
- No. 11: Revelation: The Gospel According to the Prophet John
- No.12: Crossing the Threshold of History: Jesus in the
Apostolic Fathers at the Turn of the Second Century
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No. 13A: The Mystery Cults and Christianity: Introduction and Survey of the Cults
- No. 13B: The Mystery Cults
and Christianity: On Comparing the Cults and Christianity
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No. 13C: The Mystery Cults and Christianity: A Review of Gunter Wagner's
Pauline Baptism and the
Pagan Mysteries
- No. 13D: The Mystery Cults
and Christianity: A Cult of Parallels: Pagan Myths and the Jesus Story
- No. 14: The Cosmic Christ of the Epistle to the Hebrews
(in three parts)
- No. 15: "Born of Woman"? - Reexamining Galatians 4:4
- No. 16: Josephus on the Rocks (a revised and
expanded study of Josephus' references to Jesus)
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