Well done with "Two Sundays". The idea that resurrection accounts are a "legendary accretion" is beyond ridiculous - esp. when promoted by those who have made a career out of mischaracterizing the gospels as "legendary accretions". You did a great job of capturing the essence of "Hidden in Plain View". I read it soon after it came out and have been very pleased to give it to others. Thanks for the links to the Spectator article, etc. 'Write on!' - William
It has indeed whet my appetite! I have recently read Murray's book, which led me to watch all the old footage & re-enactments I could find on YouTube of Jan 30th 1972. (I always wondered about that McCartney song from '72). The interlocking details and undesigned coincidences bring back great memories of listening to your father's work. (Were you the daughter that called him "Herod the Jerk?).
Heh, I don't remember if that was me or not. ;-) Very glad your appetite has been whetted. To your question, the first answer is buy all my mom's books! Obviously!
Well done with "Two Sundays". The idea that resurrection accounts are a "legendary accretion" is beyond ridiculous - esp. when promoted by those who have made a career out of mischaracterizing the gospels as "legendary accretions". You did a great job of capturing the essence of "Hidden in Plain View". I read it soon after it came out and have been very pleased to give it to others. Thanks for the links to the Spectator article, etc. 'Write on!' - William
Thanks for reading!
Great stack this one!
It has indeed whet my appetite! I have recently read Murray's book, which led me to watch all the old footage & re-enactments I could find on YouTube of Jan 30th 1972. (I always wondered about that McCartney song from '72). The interlocking details and undesigned coincidences bring back great memories of listening to your father's work. (Were you the daughter that called him "Herod the Jerk?).
So where do I find more.....
Regards
Andrew
Heh, I don't remember if that was me or not. ;-) Very glad your appetite has been whetted. To your question, the first answer is buy all my mom's books! Obviously!