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• “A Fundamentalist Social Gospel?,” Christian Century, 11/28/79, XCVI # 39
• “Homiletical Hermeneutics in Paul Tillich,” Drew Gateway, Fall 79, 50 # 1
• “Author’s Response: Wielding the ‘Prophetic Ramrod’,” Christian Century, 3/5/80 XCVII #8
• “Punished in Paradise (An Exegetical Theory on 2 Corinthians12:1-10),” Jrnl for the Study of the NT # 7, 1980
• “Devil’s Advocates: The New Charismatic Demonology,” Agora, Spring 80
• “Paradigm-Shifting and the Apologetics Debate,” Jrnl of the American Scientific Affiliation, 6/80, 32 # 2
• “The Return of the Navel, The ‘Omphalos’ Argument in Contemporary Creationism,” Creation/Evolution, Fall 80, # 11
• “What’s New in Christianity?,” Drew Gateway, Fall 80, 51 # 1
• “The Centrality and Scope of Conversion,” Jrnl of Psychology and Theology, Spring 81, 9 # 1
• “Charis-Magic: Super-Apostles and the Retreat from Religion to Sorcery,” Agora, Spring 81
• “In Defense of the Miraculous: A Clarification,” Jrnl of Psychology and Theology, Summer 81, 9 # 2
• “The Personal Savior: Reclaiming the Language of Piety,” Reformed Jrnl, 8/81, 31 # 8
• “Counseling for Re-Entry,” NICM Jrnl, Fall 81, 6 # 3
• “Numbered Among the Transgressors, The ‘Zealot Hypothesis’ Reconsidered,” Drew Gateway, Fall 81, 51 # 1
• “Niebuhr’s Doctrine of Revelation in Contemporary Theology,” Themelios 9/81, 7 #1
• “Evangelism as Entertainment,” Christian Century, 11/4/81, 98, # 35
• “Some Difficulties in Process Christology,” Crux, 12/81, XVII # 4
• “Must We Take a Leap of Faith? (Have We Already?),” American Rationalist, 3-4/82 XXVI #6
• “Trick or Treat Kingdom” Free Advice # 1(May-June 1982), pp. 4-7
• “Evangelicals and their Separated Brethren,” New Conversations, Spr. 82, 6 # 3
• “Old-Time Religion and the New Physics,” Creation/Evolution, Summer 82. # IX
• “Risen Indeed? Three Views of the Resurrection,” Drew Gateway, Fall 82, 53 #1
• “Neither Gay Nor Straight: Biblical Christianity,” Frying Pan, 12/82
• “Scientific Creationism and the Science of Creative Intelligence,” Creation/Evolution, Winter 82, # VII
• “Teaching the Bible on a Tightrope: The Secular Classroom,” UME Connexion, Spring 83, 11 # 1
• “Inerrant the Wind: The Troubled House of North American Evangelicalism,” Evangelical Quarterly, 7/83, LV # 3
• “Masochism and Piety,” Jrnl of Religion & Health, Summer 83, 22 # 2
• “An Evangelical Version of the ‘Double Covenant’: New Possibilities for Jewish-Fundamentalist Dialogue,” Jrnl of Ecumenical Studies, Win. 83, 20 #1
• “Evangelism for Young Evangelicals,” Religion & Intellectual Life, Fall 84, II #1
• “Creationist and Fundamentalist Apologetics: Two Branches of the Same Tree,” Creation/Evolution, Fall 84, # XIV
• “Round Two?,” Circuit Rider, 11-12/84, 8 # 10
• “Inerrancy: The New Catholicism?,” SBC Today, 8-9/86, 4 # 5
• “Neo-Evangelicals and Scripture, A Forgotten Period of Ferment,” Christian Scholar’s Review, XV # 4, 1986
• “Born-Again Cults, The Mental Maze of Salvation,” American Rationalist, 9-10/86, XXXI # 3
• “Vintage Fundamentalism,” Wittenburg Door, 10-11/86
• “Illness Theodicies in the New Testament,” Jrnl of Religion & Health, Winter 86
• “The Theological Assumptions of Open-Mindedness,” Religious Humanism, Fall 87
• “Half a Loaf: The LARC Study Day on the Eucharist,” Cross Current of the Episcopal Diocese of East Carolina, 11/87
• “Enacted Theology,” Cross Current of the Episcopal Diocese of East Carolina, 2-3/88
• “A Priestly People, Some Basics of Liturgical Theology,” Cross Current of the Episcopal Diocese of East Carolina, 4/88
• “Clark H. Pinnock: Conservative and Contemporary,” Evangelical Quarterly, 4/88, LXXXVIII # 2
• “Evangelistic Opportunities Abound,” Cross Current of the Episcopal Diocese of East Carolina, 5-6/88
• “Homosexuality in the Old Testament / Homosexuality in the New Testament,” Cross Current of the Episcopal Diocese of East Carolina, 8/88
• “Major Theological Issues Before the Great War,” Mount Olive Review, Spring 88.
• “Is it a Sin to Preach the Gospel?,” Voices in the Wilderness, 3-4/89
• “The Sitz-im-Leben of Third John: A New Reconstruction,” Evangelical Quarterly, LXI # 2, 4/89
• “The Metaphysics of Murphy’s Law,” Skeptical Inquirer, 14 # 1, Fall 89
• “Jesus’ Burial in a Garden: The Strange Growth of the Tradition,” Religious Traditions, 12, 1989
• “Schleiermacher as Historian and Believer,” Unitarian Universalist Christian, Fall/Winter 89, 44 # 3-4
• “Suffering Not Witches (Why Evangelical Christians Oppose the Occult),” Christian*New Age Quarterly, 10-12/89
• “The Way, the Truth, and the Life,” Christian*New Age Quarterly, 4-6/90
• “Mary Magdalene: Gnostic Apostle?,” Grail: An Ecumenical Journal, 6/90, 6 # 2
• “Confirmation and Charisma,” Saint Luke’s Journal of Theology, 6/90, XXXIII # 3
• “How Much New Age Belief Can Christianity Assimilate?,” Christian*New Age Quarterly, 10-12/90
• “Is There a Place for Historical Criticism?” Religious Studies, 27, 1991
• “Corn King Christianity,” Christian*New Age Quarterly, 4-6/91
• “Excerpts from the Politically Correct Revised Standard Version,” The Door, 9-10/91
• “Intro(se)duction,” Introduction to Donald R. Burleson, Begging to Differ: Deconstructionist Readings (Bristol, RI: Hobgoblin Press, 1992)
• “The Christ Myth and the Christian Goddess,” Christian*New Age Quarterly, 10-12/92
• “The New PCSV: Excerpts from the Politically Correct Standard Version,” On Being, 5/93
• “Fields Unknown: A Thought-Experiment in Extraterrestrial Evangelism,” Christian *New Age Quarterly, 7-9/93
• “In the Beginning Was the Deed: A Neo-Girardian Look at the Passion Narrative,” Foundations & Facets Forum, Volume 9, # 3-4, 9-12/93
• “The Bible, Corrected,” First Things, 1/94, # 39, pp. 12-13
• “The Bible, Corrected” Theological Digest & Outlook Vol. 9, # 1 (Jan, 1994), 3-4
• “Iron John the Baptist,” Christian*New Age Quarterly, 7-9/94
• “Apocryphal Apparitions: 1 Corinthians 15:3-11 as a Post-Pauline Interpolation,” Journal of Higher Criticism, Fall 95, 2 # 2
• “Yardstick for Lunatics: One Point of View,” The Door 9-10/95, pp. 19-21
• “From the Religious to the Spiritual,” Christian*New Age Quarterly, 7-9/96
• “If You Dislike Christianity, You’ll Hate Buddhism!” Christian*New Age Quarterly, 10-12/96
• “If You Dislike Christianity, You’ll Hate Buddhism!” Deolog, Vol. III, 12, 11/96
• “Antichrist Superstar and the Paperback Apocalypse,” Deolog, Vol. IV, 1, Jan/Feb 97
• “Protestant Hermeneutical Axiomatics: A Deconstruction,” Christian*New Age Quarterly 4-6/97
• “The Long Road from Fundamentalism to Humanism,” The Record May 29, 1997
• “Postmodern Unitarian Universalism” Religious Humanism XXXI, # 1&2, winter/spring 1997
• “The Evolution of the Pauline Canon,” Hervormde Teologiese Studies Fall 1997
• “Knock, Knock, Knocking on Heaven’s Gate,” Christian*New Age Quarterly 10-12/97
• “From Fundamentalist to Humanist” Religious Humanism XXXI, # 3&4, sum/fall 97.
• “Contextualization as Incarnation,” Journal of Unification Studies, Vol. 1, # 1, 1997
• “Get a Life!” Both Sides Now # 33 (October, 1997), pp. 9-10
• “Implied Reader Response and the Evolution of Genres: Transitional Stages Between the Ancient Novels and the Apocryphal Acts,” Hervormde Teologiese Studies Vol. 53 # 4, November,1997.
• “The Problem of the Canon and New Revelation,” Christian*New Age Quarterly 1-3/98.
• “Kosher Pigs and Jews for Jesus” Cups: The Cafe Culture Magazine # 87, 1-2/98
• “The Bible, Corrected” The Door (# 160, Sept/Oct. 1998)
• “Saint John’s Apothecary: Differance, Textuality, and the Advent of Meaning,” in Biblical Interpretation: A Journal of Contemporary Approaches (6/1) 1998
• “Messiah as Mishnah: The Problem of the Jesus-Attributed Saying” Approaches to Ancient Judaism New Series. Vol. 13 (Scholars Press, 1998)
• “The Legend of Paul’s Conversion,” Jrnl for the Critical Study of Religion (3/1) Fall/Winter 1998
• “Neelix Agonistes” Christian*New Age Quarterly 7-9/98.
• “There’s a Mess in Here, But No Messiah,” Christian*New Age Quarterly 10-12/98
• “Amorous Archons in Eden and Corinth,” Jrnl of Unification Studies (II) 1998
• “The Jesus Seminar: Historians or Believers?” Free Inquiry Winter 98/99
• “Enlightenment and Entertainment” Christian*New Age Quarterly (11/2) 4-6/99
• “Tabloid Testament: Gospel Discoveries in the Supermarket Aisle” The Fourth R (12/3) May-June 1999
• “Ten Politically Correct Commandments for the Year 2000” The Door (# 166, Sept/Oct. 1999)
• “Of Myth and Men: A Closer Look at the Originators of the Major Religions – What Did They Really Say and Do?” Free Inquiry (20/1) Winter 1999-2000
• “Third Eye in the Back of Your Head” Christian*New Age Quarterly (11/4) 10-12/99
• “The Garden of Good and Evil” Family Matters (2/3) Fall, 1999, p. 1-2
• “The Boogeyman” Family Matters (2/4) Winter 1999/2000, p 1
• “Dynamics of Messianism,” Jrnl of Unification Studies (III) 1999-2000
• “Jesus and the Easter Bunny” Family Matters (3/1) Spring, 2000, pp. 1-2
• “Two Grooms?” Pique (June, 2000), pp. 6-7
• “Sacred History in a Secular Classroom” Family Matters (3/2) Summer, 2000, pp. 1, 3
• “Truth and Dogma” Free Inquiry (20/3) Summer 2000
• “Kosher Pigs and Jews for Jesus” (with restored text) Secular Nation (5/4) Oct-Dec, 2000, pp. 6-9
• “Superhumanism” Family Matters (3/4) Winter 2000/01, pp. 1, 12
• “Religion as Fandom” Free Inquiry (21/1) Winter 2000/01
• “The Circle of Life” Family Matters (4/1) Spring 2001, p. 3
• “Errors of the Elohist: An Appreciation of Ingersoll’s Some Mistakes of Moses” Free Inquiry (21/2) Spring 2001
• “The Psychology of Biblicism” The Humanist, Spring 2001
• “Hitler as Kalki” Christian*New Age Quarterly (13/2) April-June 2001
• “Jesus in Tibet: A Modern Myth” The Fourth R (14/3) May-June 2001
• “Would the Apostles Die for a Lie?” Free Inquiry (21/4) Fall 2001
• “Joseph Smith, Inspired Author of the Book of Mormon” in Dan Vogel & Brent Metcalfe (eds.), American Apocrypha: Essays on the Book of Mormon. Signature Books (2002)
• “Kosher Pigs and Jews for Jesus” in National Jewish Post & Opinion Feb. 6, 2002
• “Paulus Absconditus: Paul versus John in Ephesian Tradition” Forum. New Series 5/1, Spring 2002
• “Religious and Secular Humanism: What’s the Difference?” Free Inquiry (22/3) Summer 2002
• “Tillich on the Historical Jesus and Christian Faith,” No. Amer. P. Tillich Soc Newsletter (XXVIII/4) Fall 2002
• “Eisenman’s Gospel of James the Just” in Jacob Neusner and Bruce Chilton (eds.), The Brother of Jesus (Westminster/John Knox Press, 2002)
• “Sheep in Wolves’ Clothing” Secular Nation (7/4) Oct.-Dec. 2002
• “Diaspora Judaism, Christianity and Roman Crisis” in Review of Rabbinic Judaism (V/3) Oct. 2002
• “Prophecy and Palimpsest” Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought (35/3) Fall 2002
• “Truth and Dogma” rpt. in Neusner, ed., Faith, Truth, and Freedom (Global Publications: Binghamton U., 2002)
• “Jesus in Smallville: The Myths of Jesus’ Childhood” Free Inquiry (23/2) Spring 2003
• “The Future of Religion” The Fourth R (16/1) Jan-Feb 2003
• “The Inspiration and Authority of the Bible: a Critique” The Fourth R (16/3) May-June 03
• “Is the Bible Mein Kampf?” Secular Nation (8/3) 3rd Quarter 2003
• “An Odd Crop of Agnostics” Free Inquiry (23/4) Oct/Nov 2003
• Was Jesus the Son of the Priest Zacharias?” Journal of Unification Studies (V) 2003
• “Acts of the Apostates” Christian*New Age Quarterly (16/1) 1-3/04
• “Fancy Meeting Rand Here” Journal of Ayn Rand Studies (5/1) Fall 2003
• Joseph Smith in the Book of Mormon” Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought (36/4) Winter 2003
• “Suspension of Disbelief” The Fourth R (16/6), Nov.-Dec. 2003
• “On Having your Head up your Assumptions” Free Inquiry (24/1) Dec. 2003/Jan. 2004
• “Concepts of Humanism: A Theological Classification, Part 1” Secular Nation (9/1), 1^st quarter 2004
• “Concepts of Humanism: A Theological Classification, Part 2” Secular Nation (9/3), 3rd quarter 2004
• “Antioch’s Aftershocks: Rereading Galatians and Matthew after Saldarini” When Judaism and Christianity Began. Essays in Memory of Anthony J. Saldarini. Vol. One: Christianity in the Beginning. Supplements to the Journal for the Study of Judaism 85 (Brill, 2004), 231-250.
• “Sweet Brother of God” Free Inquiry website January 2004
• “The Da Vinci Fraud” Fourth R 17/1, Jan-Feb 2004
• “Iron John the Baptist” The Fourth R 17/4 July-August 2004
• “In the Volume of the Book” The Fourth R 17/5 September-October 2004
• “Rhoda and Penelope: Two More Cases of Luke’s Suppression of Women” in Amy-Jill Lavine (ed.) A Feminist Companion to Luke-Acts (Sheffield Acad. Press, 2004)
• “Second Thoughts on the Secret Gospel” Bulletin of Biblical Research  (14/1 Spring  2004)
• “The Grand Inquisitor Takes the Throne” Free Inquiry (25/4) June/July 2005 
• “Tillich on the Plurality of World Religions” Bulletin of the North American Paul Tillich Society Newsletter (XXX/4, Fall 2004)
• “With Friends like these…? Jews and their Christian Right Allies” National Jewish Post & Opinion 1 / 4, October 13, 2004
•  “Bultmannism and Buddhism” Christian*New Age Quarterly 16/4, Oct-Dec 2004
• “The  Marginality of the Cross” Journal of Unification Studies (VI) 2004-2005
•  “Night of the Living Savior” Secular Nation (10/2) 2^nd Qtr., 2005
•  “The Future Disguises Itself as the Past: The Origin of the Resurrection” Secular Nation (10/3) 3^rd Qtr., 2005
•  “Seeking for Signs” Christian*New Age Quarterly (17/4) Oct. 2005-July 06
•  “Judas Gets his Say” Secular Nation (11/2) 2^nd Qtr., 2006
•  “A Unificationist Gospel” Journal of Unification Studies (VII) 2006
•  “The Purloined Kingdom” The Fourth R (19/5) Sept-Oct 2006
•  “The Da Vinci Debate” Secular Nation (11/3) 3^rd Quarter, 2006
•  “Back in the Womb” Christian*New Age Quarterly (18/1) August 2006-April 2007
•  “Towards a Humanist Doctrine of the Just War” Secular Nation (11/4) 4th Quarter, 2006
• “A Crowded But Empty Tomb” The Humanist (67/3) May/June 2007
• “Can We Still Teach Biblical Moral Values?” In Robert J. Miller, ed., The Future of the Christian Tradition. Polebridge Press, 2007
• “Taking Up Schleiermacher’s Challenge to the Canon” . In Hans Dierkes, Terrence N.             Tice, and Wolfgang Virmond, eds., Schleiermacher, Romanticism, and the Critical Arts: A Festschrift in Honor of Hermann Patsch (Edwin Mellen Press, 2007)
• “Damnable Syllogism”  (forthcoming)
•  “A Mess of Miracles” Secular Nation (12/2) 2^nd Quarter, 2007
•  “Brand X Easters” The Fourth R 20/6 (Nov.-Dec. 2007)
• Preface to the new printing of Edward Zeller, The Contents and Origin of the Acts of the      Apostles (Wipf & Stock, 2007)
• “Economics of Salvation” Secular Nation (12/3) 3rd Quarter, 2007
• “The Hu-Man’s Burden” Secular Nation (12/4) 4^th Quarter. 2007
• “Halloween: A Hell of a Holiday” Secular Nation (12/3) 1^st & 2nd Quarters, 2008
• “Footsteps in the Quicksand” in Chas. W. Hedrick, ed., When Faith Meets Reason: Religion Scholars Reflect on their Spirituality(Polebridge, 2008)
• “The Sin of Faith” Secular Nation (13) 3^rd & 4th Quarters, 2008
• “Diaspora Judaism, Christianity and Roman Crisis” in Alan J. Avery-Peck and Jacob Neusner,  eds.,  Judaism and Christianity: New Directions for Dialogue and Understanding (E. J. Brill,  2009]

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• Hector Avalos’ The End of Biblical Studies

• Joseph Atwill’s Caesar’s Messiah: The Roman Conspiracy to Invent Jesus

• Michael Baigent and Richard Leigh‘s The Dead Sea Scrolls Deception

• Margaret Barker’s The Great Angel, A Study of Israel’s Second God

• Margaret Barker’s  The Older Testament: The Survival of Themes from the Ancient Royal Cult in Sectarian Judaism and Early Christianity

• Bruno Bauer’s Christ and the Caesars: The Origin of Christianity from Romanized Greek Culture

• Jason David BeDuhn’s Truth in Translation: Accuracy and Bias in English Translations of the New Testament

• Craig L. Blomberg’s Contagious Holiness: Jesus’ Meals with Sinners

• Dan Brown’s  The Da Vinci Code

• Scott G. Brown’s  Mark’s Other Gospel: Rethinking Morton Smith’s Controversial Discovery

• Stephen C. Carlson’s The Gospel Hoax: Morton Smith’s Invention of Secret Mark

• Robert Carter and Sheldon Isenberg editors, The Ideal in the World’s Religions: Essays on the Person, Family, Society and Environment

• Luigi Cascioli’s The Fable of Christ: Book of Accusation

• Norman Cohn Cosmos, Chaos and the World to Come: The Ancient Roots of Apocalyptic Faith

• David L. Dungan’s Constantine’s Bible: Politics and the Making of the New Testament

• Paul Rhodes Eddy and Greg Boyd’s The Jesus Legend: A Case for the Historical Reliability of the Synoptic Jesus Tradition

• Bart D. Ehrman’s  The Orthodox Corruption of Scripture, The Effect of Early Christological Controversies on the Text of the New Testament

• Lena Einhorn’s The Jesus Mystery: Astonishing Clues to the True Identities of Jesus and Paul

• Robert Eisenman and Michael Wise (editors) The Dead Sea Scrolls Uncovered

• Robert Eisenman’s  James the Brother of Jesus: The Key to Unlocking the Secrets of Early Christianity and the Dead Sea Scrolls

• Robert Eisenman’s The New Testament Code: The Cup of the Lord, the Damascus Covenant, and the Blood of Christ

• Eldon J. Epp’s Junia: The First Woman Apostle

• Timothy Freke and Peter Gandy’s Jesus and the Lost Goddess: The Secret Teaching of the Original Christians

• Timothy Freke and Peter Gandy’s The Laughing Jesus: Religious Lies and Gnostic Wisdom

• Norman Golb Who Wrote the Dead Sea Scrolls?

• Michael Goulder’s St. Paul versus St. Peter: A Tale of Two Missions

• Adolf von Harnack  Marcion: The Gospel of the Alien God

• Tom Harpur’s The Pagan Christ: Recovering the Lost Light

• Charles W. Hedrick’s Many Things in Parable: Jesus and his Modern Critics

• Stephan Hermann Huller’s Jesus the Good Samaritan

• Peter Jeffery’s The Secret Gospel of Mark Unveiled: Imagined Rituals of Sex, Death, and Madness in a Biblical Forgery

• Luke Timothy Johnson’s The Real Jesus: T he Misguided Quest for the Historical Jesus and the Truth of the Traditional Gospels

• J. Ed Komoszewski, M. James Sawyer, and Daniel B. Wallace, Reinventing Jesus: What The Da Vinci Code and other Novel Speculations Don’t Tell You

• Yuri Kuchinsky’s The Magdalene Gospel: A Journey Behind the New Testament

• Robert Kysar’s Voyages with John: Charting the Fourth Gospel

• Gerd Lüdemann’s   Heretics: The Other Side of Christianity

• Gerd Lüdemann’s  Paul the Founder of Christianity

• Michael Martin’s The Case against Christianity

• Candida Moss’s The Myth of Persecution: How Early Christians Invented a Story of Martyrdom

• Elizabeth A. McCabe’s  An Examination of the Isis Cult with Preliminary Exploration into New Testament Studies

• Hyam Maccoby’s Jesus the Pharisee

• Hyram Maccoby’s The Myth-Maker, Paul and the Invention of Christianity

• Norman Mailer’s The Gospel according to the Son

• Antti Marjanen’s The Woman Jesus Loved: Mary Magdalene in the Nag Hammadi Library & Related Documents

• Billy Meier’s The Talmud of Jmmanuel

• Dan Merkur’s The Mystery of Manna: The Psychedelic Sacrament of the Bible

• Tryggve N.D. Mettinger The Riddle of Resurrection: “Dying and Rising Gods” in the Ancient Near East

• William W. Mountcastle’s The Secret Ministry of Jesus: Pioneer Prophet of Interfaith Dialogue

• D.M. Murdock (Acharya S.), Christ in Egypt: The Horus-Jesus Connection

• Arlo J. Nau’s Peter in Matthew: Discipleship, Diplomacy, and Dispraise… with an Assessment of Power and Privilege in the Petrine Office

• Joe Nickell’s  Relics of the Christ

• Richard I. Pervo’s  Dating Acts: Between the Evangelists and the Apologists

• Ray A. Pritz’s  Nazarene Jewish Christianity, From the End of the New Testament Period Until Its Disappearance in the Fourth Century

• Gregory J. Riley’s Resurrection Reconsidered: Thomas and John in Controversy

• Acharya S’s The Christ Conspiracy: The Greatest Story Ever Sold

• Rene Salm’s The Myth of Nazareth: The Invented Town of Jesus

• Friedrich Schleiermacher‘s Luke: A Critical Study

• Walter Schmithals’s The Theology of the First Christians

• Hugh J. Schonfield‘s The Essene Odyssey

• Hugh J. Schonfield’s Jesus: Man – Mystic – Messiah

• Hugh J. Schonfield’s  Proclaiming the Messiah: The Life and Letters of Paul of Tarsus, Envoy to the Nations.

• Luise Schottroff’s Lydia‘s Impatient Sisters: A Feminist Social History of Early Christianity

• Turid Karlsen Seim’s The Double Message: Patterns of Gender in Luke & Acts

• Andrew Phillip Smith’s The Lost Sayings of Jesus: Teachings from Ancient Christian, Jewish Gnostic, and Islamic Sources

• Jonathan Z. Smith‘s Drudgery Divine. On the Comparison of Early Christianities and the Religions of Late Antiquity

• John Shelby Spong’s Why Christianity Must Change or Die: A Bishop Speaks to Believers in Exile: A New Reformation of the Church’s Faith and Practice

• Daniel Spoto’s The Hidden Jesus: A New Life

• Rodney Stark’s The Rise of Christianity: A Sociologist Reconsiders History

• James D. Tabor’s The Jesus Dynasty

• Barbara Thiering’s  Jesus and the Riddle of the Dead Sea Scrolls

• Thomas L. Thompson’s The Messiah Myth: The Near Eastern Roots of Jesus and David

• David Trobisch’s The First Edition of the New Testament

• Joseph B. Tyson’s  Marcion and Luke-Acts: A Defining Struggle

• Robert E. Van Voorst‘s The Ascents of James, History and Theology of a Jewish Christian Community

• William O. Walker, Jr. Interpolations In The Pauline Letters

• Ibn Warraq (ed.), The Origins of the Koran: Classic Essays on Islam’s Holy Book

• A.J.M. Wedderburn’s  Beyond Resurrection

• Andrew Welburn’s The Beginnings of Christianity: Essene Mystery, Gnostic Revelation and the Christian Vision

• Gary Wills’ What Jesus Meant

• N.T. Wright’s The Resurrection of the Son of God

• Frank B. Zindler’s  The Jesus the Jews Never Knew
  

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