Notes from Gehenna
Joseph SigurdsonA blog about the historical Jesus, ancient Christianity, and the mystery of faith.
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My Christianity
Many find it strange that I doubt the supernatural claims of the New Testament yet attend church every Sunday and enjoy it. Rudolf Bultmann’s 1941 essay “New Testament and Mythology” nicely articulates what I have long practiced intuitively...
Jesus and Animals
I’ve always been disappointed that there aren’t more animals in the New Testament. There are few instances where Jesus has significant encounters with them. Mankind’s relationship with the animal kingdom is not a prominent theme of the New...
Why historians can give Jesus more than a one-sentence biography
About a year ago, Big Think published Kevin Dickinson’s article, “Why historians can only give Jesus a one-sentence biography.” I responded with a comment, completely disagreeing with the central claim of the article. About a month ago, the...
On Mary Magdalene and her Seven Demons
The historical Mary Magdalene is of particular interest to me. Such a central figure to the Christian tradition, and while we know more about her than we do many of the Twelve Apostles, what we know is still rather limited. One of the few d...
Forsaken
Often when I pray, it feels like no one is listening. That I am just a young man, walking through the woods, 12 gauge yoked across his shoulders, talking to himself. If God responds he must do it through the wind, the harmonized hum of many...
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Novelist, essayist. I write about the historical Jesus and ancient Christianity on here. I have a novel called Buffalo Dope out there.
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