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In A Chronological Revision of the Origins of Christianity, I have established the framework of an all-encompassing chronological theory of the origins of Christianity. Further study and reading has yielded numerous additional insights, which I will share in brief blog-like articles. This new content is supplemented with some book reviews and general reflections.

Jesus’ return home part II: Jesus’ appearance at the Sea of Galilee in John 21
Gospels

Jesus’ return home part II: Jesus’ appearance at the Sea of Galilee in John 21

In part 1 of this little series I have tried to show that the Emmaus apparition story in Luke, which...
The apocalyptic XVIth chapter of the Didache – Part five
Didache

The apocalyptic XVIth chapter of the Didache – Part five

Didache XVI:6  And then shall appear the signs of the truth. First the sign spread out in the sky, then...
Jesus’ return home part I: the Emmaus narrative
Gospels

Jesus’ return home part I: the Emmaus narrative

The Emmaus narrative is one of the most famous and telling gospel stories. On closer inspection, however, it is also...
The apocalyptic XVIth chapter of the Didache – Part four
Didache

The apocalyptic XVIth chapter of the Didache – Part four

Then shall the creation of mankind come to the fiery trial and many shall be offended and be lost, but...
Jesus and his following of refugees at the Samaritan border
Gospels

Jesus and his following of refugees at the Samaritan border

The writer of the oldest gospel, the gospel of Mark, has made an impressive attempt to dehistoricize the events that...
The apocalyptic XVIth chapter of the Didache – Part three
Didache

The apocalyptic XVIth chapter of the Didache – Part three

The Roman general and future emperor Titus is the protagonist of this verse.