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The Resurrection: A Case of Collective Hallucination?

SCIENTISM CONFRONTS THE EMPTY TOMB

Carl Sundell

The scientific community holds a visceral bias against the supernatural that is more radical and censorial than any bias religion could have against science.

The Crisis in Biblical Scholarship

SCRIPTURE STRIPPED OF DOGMA

Hurd Baruch

Just as historians crank out “revisionist” history, theologians remake the image of Jesus in order to reshape everything from doctrine to architecture.

Finding the Christ in His Apostles

THE CULMINATION OF THE QUEST

Maria Hsia Chang

The Jesus Seminar: Making Uncomplicated Things Complicated

ON THE AUTHENTICITY OF ST. JOHN'S GOSPEL

William T. Galey

Bejesus Seminar Discovers New Gospel in Desert, Common Sand & Call to Faction Supporters Jubilant

A SENSITIVE JESUS WHO SAYS HE'S SORRY & GOES FREE

Andrea Burman

The Shaky Foundations of the Jesus Seminar

ON THE AUTHENTICITY OF ST. MATTHEW'S GOSPEL

William T. Galey

The Ineffectual Jesus of the Jesus Seminar

GUEST COLUMN

Adam Brooke Davis

The Gnostic Temptation in the Catholic Church

THE OLD MYTHOLOGIES ARE BACK

Bernard D. Green

On the Reliability of the Four Gospels

LETTER FROM ENGLAND

John Warwick Montgomery

Did Jesus Exist?

LETTER FROM ENGLAND

John Warwick Montgomery

Overkill

Edith Black

Biblical scholars may follow the first two steps of scientific procedure (formulation of hypothesis and accumulation of evidence) but cannot proceed to the third (verification).