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Tacitus, Annals 15.44
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Historical Apologetics
Historical Method
Resurrection
Michael R. Licona · 2010
Most resurrection-of-Jesus studies argue from the standpoint of a biblical scholar or a theologian. Michael R. Licona, a New Testament scholar and director of the International Society of Christian Apologists, did something different. His University of Pretoria doctoral dissertation — published in 2010 by IVP and Apollos as The Resurrection…
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Christian Origins
Christology
Resurrection
Andrew Ter Ern Loke · 2023
Within years of Jesus's crucifixion, his earliest followers in Jerusalem were already worshiping him as divine. This was no slow drift. Something happened — and that something needs to be explained. That, in compressed form, is the project of Andrew Ter Ern Loke, a theologian at Hong Kong Baptist University.…
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61 scholars
Christian Origins
Christology
Worship
Larry W. Hurtado · 2005
Devotion to Jesus as divine did not develop slowly. It erupted within the first years of the Christian movement, inside circles of Jewish believers fiercely committed to the worship of one God. This is the central claim of Larry W. Hurtado, a New Testament historian at the University of Edinburgh.…
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