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Meta-Narratives: Essays on Philosophy and Symbolism

by Jay Dyer

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The Great Good Thing: A Secular Jew Comes to Faith in Christ

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Jesus and Empire: The Kingdom of God and the New World Disorder

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“But biblical and other ancient Near Eastern sources do not share Enlightenment theology of sophisticated intellectuals (ancient and modern).”
― Richard A Horsley, Jesus and the Powers: Conflict, Covenant, And The Hope Of The Poor

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“Satan, the master deceiver, works best when he is underestimated, ignored, or denied.”
― Mark Hitchcock, 101 Answers to Questions About Satan, Demons, and Spiritual Warfare

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“Finally, a principal reason for the lack of attention to “unclean spirits” and Jesus’ “acts of power” in the Gospel stories is surely the modern “scientific” frame of mind that developed in the wake of the Enlightenment reduction of reality to what was natural and comprehensible by reason.”
― Richard A Horsley, Jesus and the Powers: Conflict, Covenant, And The Hope Of The Poor

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