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"The Historical Christ: Or, An investigation of the views of Mr. J. M. Robertson, Dr. A. Drews, and Prof. W. B. Smith," by Fred. C. Conybeare, delves into the complex debates surrounding the historical Jesus and the origins of Christianity. This volume offers a detailed examination of prominent figures who challenged traditional views, particularly William Benjamin Smith, a key proponent of the Christ myth theory.
Conybeare meticulously analyzes the arguments presented by Smith, Arthur Drews, and J.M. Robertson, providing a critical assessment of their perspectives on Christian origins and theology. This work explores questions at the intersection of religion and science, engaging with the core tenets of Christology and the historical context of early Christianity.
A significant contribution to the discourse surrounding the "historical Jesus," this book allows readers to engage with foundational arguments concerning the existence and nature of Christ, and grapple with the challenges posed by influential critics of established religious narratives. It is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of Christianity and the enduring debate surrounding the "historical Jesus."
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