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Volume 51, Issue 6

July 2003

The Myth of the Historical Jesus and the Evolution of Consciousness by Hal Childs

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8 articles in this issue

Guest Editorial: The Jesus Quest
J. Harold Ellens
Editorial Introduction Pages: 435 - 440
Crossan on the Couch, Along with the Rest of Us: Part One: The Silhouette of a Jesus Scholar from the Perspective of Psychological Realism as Developed by Hal Childs
Wayne G. Rollins
ReviewPaper Pages: 441 - 454
Crossan on the Couch, Along with the Rest of Us: Part Two: Six Proposals Toward a New Paradigm for a Psychologically Realistic Approach to the Search for the Historical Jesus as Suggested by the Work of Hal Childs
Wayne G. Rollins
ReviewPaper Pages: 455 - 468
Historical Knowledge: A Response to Hal Childs
John Dominic Crossan
Discussion Pages: 469 - 475
A Critical Evaluation of Hal Childs' The Myth of the Historical Jesus and the Evolution of Consciousness
Schuyler Brown
ReviewPaper Pages: 477 - 479
An Appreciation of Hal Childs' Critique of Historical Jesus Research
Walter Wink
ReviewPaper Pages: 481 - 486
Revisiting the Myth of the Historical Jesus and the Evolution of Consciousness
John Hitchcock
ReviewPaper Pages: 487 - 490
Jesus, Historians, and the Psychology of Historiography: A Response to My Respondents
Hal Childs
Commentary Pages: 491 - 507