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HistoryAn excellent addition to any library. Not only does it grab the reader, but also provides plenty of examples to illustrate Allegro's assertions. You will quickly learn the "teacher of righteousness" found within the Dead Sea Scrolls is in fact a building block or prototype for a Jesus of Nazareth. Allegro's book offers invaluable insight to the origins of Christianity and the early Christian Church. With this information,...
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Book in excellent condition. Eisenman and Allegro, while not in full agreement, are obviously on the right track. Christianity is known to have begun in Israel by Jews. It is well known by those scholars who are not biased that early Christianity was boxed in by Jews and Rome. They chose Rome. And so anything resembling what Jesus (or what ever the title represents) preached died completely around 325 CE when Rome adopted...
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One of the most fascinating books I've ever read. I definitely give this book a 5 star rating. I spent 9 months of the last year researching Allegro's personal history, communicating with his family, etc., verifying accusations against Allegro, and investigating the personal history of those, like John Strugnell, who spent their lives in attempt to destroy Allegro's career. I've spent 12 years researching this field in...
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I have read many books about Christianity and Jesus historic discussion; besides that I watch every Tv program that discusses this time of history. I read the portuguese translation of this book. Well, I have to say that this is, probably, the best book I ever read on the subject. Allegro became a largely polemic historian when he spoke about his theory that the New Testament episodes were evoked by mushrooms' consumption...
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