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The Galilean Jewishness of Jesus: Retrieving the Jewish Origins of Christianity (Studies in Judaism and Christianity)

The Galilean Jewishness of Jesus: Retrieving the Jewish Origins of Christianity (Studies in Judaism and Christianity)

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Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Prattling On About What We Don't Know
Review: Bernard Lee has written a book on a much needed subject. Certainly, he is correct in wanting to explore the Jewishness of Jesus and the implications for the Church today. But, he should have done this. Instead the book is primarily about the process of doing this without ever seriously exploring the subject it talks about exploring.

A full third of the book describes the structure of the rest of the book which he then ignores in the rest of the book. I got the distinct impression while reading that Mr. Lee was wanting to explore the subject but never achieved enough of a grasp of the subject to know what he was exploring.

Don't waste your money or time.

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: Prattling On About What We Don't Know
Review: Bernard Lee has written a book on a much needed subject. Certainly, he is correct in wanting to explore the Jewishness of Jesus and the implications for the Church today. But, he should have done this. Instead the book is primarily about the process of doing this without ever seriously exploring the subject it talks about exploring.

A full third of the book describes the structure of the rest of the book which he then ignores in the rest of the book. I got the distinct impression while reading that Mr. Lee was wanting to explore the subject but never achieved enough of a grasp of the subject to know what he was exploring.

Don't waste your money or time.


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