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The Jesus Myth Theory

Posted on May 11, 2020May 11, 2020 By Stephen Bedard No Comments on The Jesus Myth Theory
Jesus Myth

There are various areas of history that I am interested. One of them includes something called the Jesus Myth Theory.

The Jesus Myth in a nutshell is the theory that there was no historical Jesus and that the Gospels are based on pagan myths.

I think I’m drawn to this because it is the intersection of numerous interests, including history, mythology and biblical studies.

I have published in this area previously but decide to take on a new venture.

I have started a website called the Jesus Myth Theory (pretty clever, eh?). It is a site that covers all things related to the Jesus Myth, including many things related to church history. There is even a new podcast connected to it.

So if you are interested in church history and biblical studies, you might like this site. Please check it out and consider sharing it with others.

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