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Jesus Christ in World History: His Presence and Representation in Cyclical and Linear Settings- With the Assistance of Robert T. Coote
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Jesus Christ in World History: His Presence and Representation in Cyclical and Linear Settings- With the Assistance of Robert T. Coote

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Jesus of Nazareth influenced - and continues to influence - the human community more than anybody else. This study describes and analyzes the perceptions and receptions of Jesus as the Messiah/Christ in six continents from the beginning of the Common Era until today. He appears to be present both within and beyond the traditional borders of Christianity. Individuals and peoples represent him and/or misrepresent him in their cyclical and/or linear settings.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Peter Lang AG
Country
Switzerland
Date
29 September 2009
Pages
460
ISBN
9783631596883

Jesus of Nazareth influenced - and continues to influence - the human community more than anybody else. This study describes and analyzes the perceptions and receptions of Jesus as the Messiah/Christ in six continents from the beginning of the Common Era until today. He appears to be present both within and beyond the traditional borders of Christianity. Individuals and peoples represent him and/or misrepresent him in their cyclical and/or linear settings.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Peter Lang AG
Country
Switzerland
Date
29 September 2009
Pages
460
ISBN
9783631596883