Ye are gods
John Claypool draws on a medieval fable to illustrate, amongst other things, how circumstances often subvert our sense of self. In ‘The Stories Jesus Still
John Claypool draws on a medieval fable to illustrate, amongst other things, how circumstances often subvert our sense of self. In ‘The Stories Jesus Still
Cassius: Tell me, good Brutus, can you see your face? Brutus: No, Cassius; for the eye sees not
Who wrote the Hebrew Bible? For whom was it written? Why? When? How? Were some of the accounts in the books of 1Samuel – 2Kings
Reading ‘The Case for God’ is like being thrown into a treasure trove and asked to take your pick. You would be spoilt for choice.
In the beginning: A New Interpretation of Genesis is more than just a pathology of the patriarchs. It reminds us that the first book of the bible is a rejoinder to ancient myths.