I’ve been listening to the excellent Professor Robert Eisenman and I am currently reading one of his books about James, the brother of Jesus. He mentions this example of anti-Semitism in the Bible. One escape, two different accounts: In 2 Corinthians 11, Paul escapes from a representative of King Aretas, but in Acts 9, he escapes from Jews who want to kill him. Either Paul escapes from Damascus twice or Acts is shifting history into anti-Semitism.
I would like this thread to be about the work and ideas of Prof. Robert Eisenman. This is a starting point. Particularly if you have read any of his works I am interested to know what you think and whether these and similar ideas are penetrating the twenty-first century Christian zeitgeist. Eisenman has a youtube channel here:
http://www.youtube.com/user/EisenmanLecture
I would like this thread to be about the work and ideas of Prof. Robert Eisenman. This is a starting point. Particularly if you have read any of his works I am interested to know what you think and whether these and similar ideas are penetrating the twenty-first century Christian zeitgeist. Eisenman has a youtube channel here:
http://www.youtube.com/user/EisenmanLecture
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