Amy-Jill Levine's Historical Jesus in Context
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The title sounds pretty suspicious. But actually it's a stack of writers, many in Logos already (eg Craig Evens). And Amy-Jill already has a bunch in Logos too.
Check out the TOC … essentially it touches base on many of the issues in the NT, as they might appear at the time.
I'm currently on Elaine Pagels' recent book: for which Amy-Jill's volume is handy. Elaine is looking at what historically attracts to Jesus.
"If myth is ideology in narrative form, then scholarship is myth with footnotes." B. Lincolm 1999.
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