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hard cover, cloth binding, gold title on front & spine, cracked front hinge, light water marks inside, 424 pages, 5 5/8 x 8 1/4 inches, good + book condition, no dust jacket, juvenile picture book.

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Soft cover. Condition: Good. PB/pub.1970/Gd. condition/42 pages - This manual is the "workhorse" of re-evaluation counseling literture. [AN429968]. Book.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The New Testament, like never before.In this astounding follow-up to Deciphering the Gospels Proves Jesus Never Existed, R. G. Price walks through a detailed analysis of the New Testament to develop an entirely new framework for understanding the origins of the Christian scriptures.Compelling evidence shows that the canonical narratives are modified versions of earlier stories that were much different in character. Analysis of the New Testament reveals that the original narratives were hostile to the twelve disciples and that John the Baptist played a much larger role in earlier versions of the storyline. Price demonstrates that the works of the New Testament were collectively edited and revised in the second century to conform to a specific set of proto-orthodox claims about the humanity of Jesus.Ultimately, Price concludes that all Christian literature can be traced back to one small collection of fictional stories that were inspired by accounts of the First Jewish-Roman War produced by the Jewish historian Josephus. The original stories were reinterpreted and expanded upon over time, developing into a vast array of Christian literature, of which the New Testament is only a late subset.This book will forever change the field of biblical studies and everything we thought we knew about Jesus. A paradigm shift in biblical scholarship, presenting compelling evidence that all Christian literature originated after the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 CE. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Soft cover. Condition: New. Language:Chinese.Author:LI GUO BIN.Binding:Soft cover.Publisher:Anhui Literature and Art Publishing House rational.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The New Testament, like never before.In this astounding follow-up to Deciphering the Gospels Proves Jesus Never Existed, R. G. Price walks through a detailed analysis of the New Testament to develop an entirely new framework for understanding the origins of the Christian scriptures.Compelling evidence shows that the canonical narratives are modified versions of earlier stories that were much different in character. Analysis of the New Testament reveals that the original narratives were hostile to the twelve disciples and that John the Baptist played a much larger role in earlier versions of the storyline. Price demonstrates that the works of the New Testament were collectively edited and revised in the second century to conform to a specific set of proto-orthodox claims about the humanity of Jesus.Ultimately, Price concludes that all Christian literature can be traced back to one small collection of fictional stories that were inspired by accounts of the First Jewish-Roman War produced by the Jewish historian Josephus. The original stories were reinterpreted and expanded upon over time, developing into a vast array of Christian literature, of which the New Testament is only a late subset. A paradigm shift in biblical scholarship, presenting compelling evidence that all Christian literature originated after the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 CE. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Fresh out of college and out of place in a world he thought he'd left behind, Jake returns to his family's remote California ranch after the death of his Aunt. The land is dry, the fences are falling, and the town of Hedit hasn't changed a bit. Except now it feels like it's hiding something.His old flame, Natalie, is now the town's librarian, sharp-tongued and still as beautiful as the California sun. But even she seems on edge, guarded by secrets buried deeper than the roots of the bristlecone trees.Then there's the trouble with The Good Time Boys. A rough, smiling crew of local men with too much influence and not enough conscience. What starts out as petty trash talk escalates into something darker, more calculated.When Jake stumbles across a rusting war-era airplane hidden deep in the woods, he sets off a chain reaction of mystery, violence, and revelation. Tucked inside the wreck are drugs, bones, and the ghosts of secrets the town has been trying to bury for decades.Guided by a mysterious, hermit cowboy who knows too much and shoots too well, Jake learns the dying art of the six-shooter, and what it means to stand your ground when the past won't stay buried.As family truths unravel and the town's twisted history comes to light, Jake must decide what kind of man he's going to be: the kind who runs, or the kind who fights.Gritty, fast-paced, and steeped in modern noir, The Ghost Man is a new kind of western-one where the frontier isn't just land, but legacy. Jake returns to his family's remote California ranch after the death of his Aunt, only to discover ghosts of the past that refuse to stay buried. Can the mysterious Ghost Man teach Jake how to fight the town bandits, to secure his legacy? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The New Testament, like never before.In this astounding follow-up to Deciphering the Gospels Proves Jesus Never Existed, R. G. Price walks through a detailed analysis of the New Testament to develop an entirely new framework for understanding the origins of the Christian scriptures.Compelling evidence shows that the canonical narratives are modified versions of earlier stories that were much different in character. Analysis of the New Testament reveals that the original narratives were hostile to the twelve disciples and that John the Baptist played a much larger role in earlier versions of the storyline. Price demonstrates that the works of the New Testament were collectively edited and revised in the second century to conform to a specific set of proto-orthodox claims about the humanity of Jesus.Ultimately, Price concludes that all Christian literature can be traced back to one small collection of fictional stories that were inspired by accounts of the First Jewish-Roman War produced by the Jewish historian Josephus. The original stories were reinterpreted and expanded upon over time, developing into a vast array of Christian literature, of which the New Testament is only a late subset.This book will forever change the field of biblical studies and everything we thought we knew about Jesus. A paradigm shift in biblical scholarship, presenting compelling evidence that all Christian literature originated after the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 CE. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The New Testament, like never before.In this astounding follow-up to Deciphering the Gospels Proves Jesus Never Existed, R. G. Price walks through a detailed analysis of the New Testament to develop an entirely new framework for understanding the origins of the Christian scriptures.Compelling evidence shows that the canonical narratives are modified versions of earlier stories that were much different in character. Analysis of the New Testament reveals that the original narratives were hostile to the twelve disciples and that John the Baptist played a much larger role in earlier versions of the storyline. Price demonstrates that the works of the New Testament were collectively edited and revised in the second century to conform to a specific set of proto-orthodox claims about the humanity of Jesus.Ultimately, Price concludes that all Christian literature can be traced back to one small collection of fictional stories that were inspired by accounts of the First Jewish-Roman War produced by the Jewish historian Josephus. The original stories were reinterpreted and expanded upon over time, developing into a vast array of Christian literature, of which the New Testament is only a late subset.This book will forever change the field of biblical studies and everything we thought we knew about Jesus. A paradigm shift in biblical scholarship, presenting compelling evidence that all Christian literature originated after the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 CE. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The New Testament, like never before.In this astounding follow-up to Deciphering the Gospels Proves Jesus Never Existed, R. G. Price walks through a detailed analysis of the New Testament to develop an entirely new framework for understanding the origins of the Christian scriptures.Compelling evidence shows that the canonical narratives are modified versions of earlier stories that were much different in character. Analysis of the New Testament reveals that the original narratives were hostile to the twelve disciples and that John the Baptist played a much larger role in earlier versions of the storyline. Price demonstrates that the works of the New Testament were collectively edited and revised in the second century to conform to a specific set of proto-orthodox claims about the humanity of Jesus.Ultimately, Price concludes that all Christian literature can be traced back to one small collection of fictional stories that were inspired by accounts of the First Jewish-Roman War produced by the Jewish historian Josephus. The original stories were reinterpreted and expanded upon over time, developing into a vast array of Christian literature, of which the New Testament is only a late subset.This book will forever change the field of biblical studies and everything we thought we knew about Jesus.…