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1. www.nytimes.com › 2020/05/07 › booksDid Jesus Ever Tie the Knot? A New Novel ... - The New York Times

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   May 7, 2020 · May 7, 2020. JESUS, MARY — AND ANA Writing a novel about Jesus’ wife takes chutzpah, which Sue Monk Kidd appears to have. The veteran author has tackled big subjects before, including faith,...

   • Book Review: ‘Circle of Hope,’ by Eliza Griswold - The New ...

     In her new book, the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Eliza...

2. www.nytimes.com › 2020/12/24 › opinionThe Forgotten Radicalism of Jesus Christ - The New York Times

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   Dec 24, 2020 · This story is a striking example of Jesus’ rejection of conventional religious and cultural thinking — in this case because Jesus, a man, was talking earnestly to a woman in a world in which...

3. www.irishtimes.com › culture › booksFrom the bloody to the blasphemous: 10 of ... - The Irish Times

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   Apr 7, 2023 · Philip Pullman reimagines Jesus’s story comprehensively, starting out with the birth of twins – Jesus and Christ – who are radically different in temperament.

4. www.nytimes.com › 2024/08/05 › booksBook Review: ‘Circle of Hope,’ by Eliza Griswold - The New ...

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   Aug 5, 2024 · In her new book, the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Eliza Griswold chronicles the fate of an idealistic congregation fractured by internal divisions.

5. www.churchtimes.co.uk › articles › 2024Book review: Living with the Dead: Stories of loss and ...

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   1 day ago · IF A book about death sounds depressing, think again; in Living with Our Dead, Rabbi Delphine Horvilleur offers us stories that are only on the surface about death. In truth, each story is a rich celebration of life. In the course of 11 short chapters, Horvilleur tells beautifully crafted stories of her congregants and their funerals.

6. ap.org.au › 2024/09/09 › book-review-enjoying-jesusAP Article: Book review: Enjoying Jesus

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   Sep 9, 2024 · Enjoying Jesus is a book that has been written out of a place of inner turmoil and fear, rather than the cloistered tower of some theological academic. It’s written by a man who is acutely aware of his own brokenness, but has also found forgiveness, healing and restoration in Jesus.

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   What did Jesus and the woman talk about?

   • Jesus and the woman talked about Jesus being the Messiah, why he was even deigning to talk with her, and the unnamed woman’s past and present, which she initially sought to hide from Jesus. (It included her five previous husbands, according to the account in John, and the fact that “the one whom you now have is not your husband.”)

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   What did Jesus do in the Bible?

   • This happened time and again with Jesus. He touched lepers and healed a woman who had a constant flow of menstrual blood, both of whom were considered impure; forgave a woman “who lived a sinful life” and told her to “go in peace,” healed a paralytic and a blind man, people thought to be worthless and useless.

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   How did Jesus treat the woman at the well?

   • Jesus treated her, in the words of one commentator, “with a magnetic dignity and respect.” The encounter with Jesus transformed her life; after it the woman at the well became “the first woman preacher in Christian history,” proclaiming Jesus to be the savior of the world to her community, according to the New Testament scholar Kenneth Bailey.

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   Who was Jesus most drawn to?

   • And in that drama Jesus was most drawn to the forsaken and despised, the marginalized, those who had stumbled and fallen. He was beloved by them, even as he was targeted and eventually killed by the politically and religiously powerful, who viewed Jesus as a grave threat to their dominance.

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   Why do we need to rethink Jesus' teachings?

   • Jesus’ teachings are so challenging, so distinct from normal human reactions and behaviors, that we constantly have to renew our commitment to them. Every generation of Christians need to think through how his example applies to the times in which they live. We need our sensibilities to align more with his.

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   What did Jesus know about judging others?

   • Jesus must have understood that we human beings battle with exclusion, self-righteousness and arrogance, and have a quick trigger finger when it comes to judging others. Jesus knew how easily we could fall into the trap of turning “the other” — those of other races, ethnicities, classes, genders and nations — into enemies.

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8. www.washingtonpost.com › religion › 2021/07/16‘Jesus and John Wayne’: How a book about evangelicals, Trump ...

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   Jul 16, 2021 · When historian Kristin Du Mez’s latest book, “Jesus and John Wayne,” came out in the summer of 2020, it received little attention from mainstream gatekeepers and reviewers.