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Mark, Gospel of

Mark is generally accepted as the earliest of the canonical Gospels, usually dated from the mid-50s to around 70. Evangelicals accepts that Mark was written by John Mark, who is found in the Acts of the Apostles, and according to tradition wrote down the preaching of Peter. Mark is believed to be one of the … Read More “Mark, Gospel of” »

Massey, Gerald

Gerald Massey (1828-1907) was an English writer and self-taught Egyptologist. While having no formal training, he was drawn to ancient Egypt and possible parallels with Christianity. Massey was highly influential on Tom Harpur. However, Massey is not well-respected in scholarly circles. For example, he developed theories of mythical origins for both Pilate and Herod, despite … Read More “Massey, Gerald” »

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