Category:Historical Jesus Studies--1970s

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Historical Jesus Studies (1970s)

The page: Historical Jesus Studies--1970s includes (in chronological order) scholarly and literary works in the field of Historical Jesus Studies made in the 1970s, or from 1970 to 1979.

Highlights (1970s)

Interpreters (1970s)

Ted Neeley (1943-)

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Cognate Fields (1970s)

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HJS Scholars & Authors

History of Research (1970s) -- Notes

In the movies (Jesus Christ Superstar and Godspell) Jesus and his disciples now sing, dance and behave as an anti-conformist company of young men and women challenging the established rules of their society.

Jesus was definitively a Jew and after David Flusser, the problem was now what kind of Jew he was. Geza Vermes suggested that he should be viewed as a "charismatic" leader, preacher and healer.

Pages in category "Historical Jesus Studies--1970s"

The following 135 pages are in this category, out of 135 total.

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Media in category "Historical Jesus Studies--1970s"

The following 25 files are in this category, out of 25 total.

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1970 * Dodd.jpg 150 × 255; 11 KB
1971 Fuller.jpg 324 × 499; 17 KB
1971 Regattieri (film).jpg 282 × 400; 25 KB
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1972 Zacarias (film).jpg 214 × 317; 24 KB
1973 * Bowker.jpg 324 × 499; 13 KB
1973 * Brown.jpg 400 × 613; 15 KB
1973 * Greene (film).jpg 200 × 303; 22 KB
1973 * Jewison (film).jpg 200 × 302; 29 KB
1973 * Vermes.jpg 314 × 499; 26 KB
1975 Rossellini (film).jpg 166 × 255; 53 KB
1975 Schumann.jpg 480 × 640; 72 KB
1976 Campus (film).jpg 280 × 280; 17 KB
1976 Habermas.jpg 320 × 414; 21 KB
1977 * Grant.jpg 375 × 499; 36 KB
1977 * Brown.jpg 235 × 350; 12 KB
1977 Lapide.jpg 215 × 375; 12 KB
1977 * Moule.jpg 647 × 1,000; 40 KB
1977 Perrin.jpg 850 × 1,360; 110 KB
1977 * Zeffirelli (TV miniseries).jpg 263 × 475; 43 KB
1978 * Schedl.jpg 300 × 450; 23 KB
1978 O'Collins.jpg 241 × 400; 28 KB
1979 * Jones (film).jpg 280 × 411; 46 KB
1979 Sykes (film).jpg 277 × 500; 53 KB

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