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Stephen Matlock
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This is not at all what I expected--in a good way.
I was expecting a more scholarly approach, a more studied approach to the topic (which of course I know *nothing* about), but this is instead the careful, heartfelt, even passionate witness of a man who is within the Disinherited and who would want only to be heard.
Super, super challenging and full of wisdom.
— Dec 14, 2020 07:54PM
I was expecting a more scholarly approach, a more studied approach to the topic (which of course I know *nothing* about), but this is instead the careful, heartfelt, even passionate witness of a man who is within the Disinherited and who would want only to be heard.
Super, super challenging and full of wisdom.
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Stephen Matlock
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Currently on Ch 1 "Jesus—an Interpretation"
Thurman avoids the common tropes of the tamed Jesus with a mystic message and an avoidance of conflict, and instead digs into the character of Jesus as a Jew suffering under the oppression of the Romans, and how he had to handle the smoldering resentment of occupation without resorting to actions that would instigate violence and destruction.
— Dec 07, 2020 06:15PM
Thurman avoids the common tropes of the tamed Jesus with a mystic message and an avoidance of conflict, and instead digs into the character of Jesus as a Jew suffering under the oppression of the Romans, and how he had to handle the smoldering resentment of occupation without resorting to actions that would instigate violence and destruction.
