Jesus in an Age of Terror (N. America)
It seems as if Jesus in an Age of Terror might be more easily available to those in N. America via Oxbow/David Brown, the US distributor for Equinox.
posted by James Crossley at 27.3.09
Friday, March 27, 2009
About Me
- Name: James Crossley
- Location: United Kingdom
Into various things. Lecture on Christian origins and early Judaism at the University of Sheffield.
Latest book: JESUS IN AN AGE OF TERROR
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- Chris Zeichmann on Jesus in an Age of Terror
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- Badiou conference
- Badiou and the Incident at Antioch: Glasgow
- Fishing-gate
- NT Wrong interview
8 Comments:
Thanks for this, James. I may request that our library order the book through this source, since we have a couple of patrons who have been chomping at the bit to read it.
12:46 PM
Thanks Loren. Incidentally, I responded on the Nashua library blog but I'm not sure it's worked.
1:40 PM
Okay -- it may take a few days for the comment to be approved. Today's my day off, and I'm not sure if the blog moderator is in or not.
1:58 PM
Jesus in the Age of Amazon.
So I order the book I don't know how long ago and Amazon sends me an email today asking if I still want it. Yes I respond as patiently as I am able. Maybe I should have said no and ordered through another outlet?
Well, I imagine there will still be terror in the world by the time I finally receive it so it won't be out of date.
2:35 PM
day off? what's that?
david brown is the distributor that i received the copy james insisted they send from.
6:52 PM
For a reconstruction of "Christian" Origins cliick on Ed Jones on Fascinating New Research on Jesus Studies.if only to see if it is worth your while.
9:11 PM
Take a look at Skepticism: Making My Way, Fascinating New Research on Jesus Studies for a treatment of Origins reflecting the thought of leading ciritical historical thoelogians. See if it is worth your while.
6:14 PM
enjoyed the book, very provocative - was wondering what you thought about the strain of New Testament scholarship that arose out of the haggadic Midrash studies of Wolfgang Roth over twenty years ago. I had in mind articles like Robert M. Price's "New Testament Narrative as Old Testament Midrash" http://www.robertmprice.mindvendor.com/art_midrash1.htm
and John MacDonald's "The Pious Fraud" at www.caseagainstfaith.com under the submissions section. Any thoughts?
3:46 PM
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