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Passion Plays: The Politics of Jesus

Posted By: adminon: April 04, 2021In: GovernanceTags: Old Testament, Pharisees, Pontius Pilate, The Sadducees, ‘Anointed One’No CommentsViews:
Passion Plays: The Politics of Jesus

Written for Daily Maverick, the author gives us a more radical view of Jesus, the real substance of the Easter festivities. By Drew Forrest “What Jesus did was plant the seed of the le... Read more

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