
The lectures in this seminar covered the texts of forgotten gospels, the mysteries of Gnostic beliefs, and some of the most important people in Jesus' life and mission.
A sampling of the lectures includes:
• HEDRICK's What's the Flap About the Gospel of Judas?
• DE CONICK's The Road Not Taken: The Mystical Gospel of Thomas
• TABOR's James and the Boys: The Mostly Forgotten Family/Dynasty of
Jesus
5 comments:
Recent Australian radio program (27 May, 2007) on the Gospel of Judas:
http://www.abc.net.au/rn/spiritofthings/default.htm
This looks great, but before I shell out over a hundred bucks, I'd like to at least know the titles of the other 9 lectures. Is a Table of Contents available? Thanks!
I imagine. For this you will need to contact BAS since I had nothing to do with this except be taped.
April,
Robert Eisenman believes Judas is a fabricated character, see http://www.huffingtonpost.com/robert-eisenman/rehabilitating-judas_b_14335.html
What is your view of the historicity of Judas? It seems unlikely to me that he would be described as a prophet in the Gospel of Judas (almost as throw-away information) if he were not a historical character.
Geoff
And if Judas was a bad boy in the Gospel of Judas, why is he not described as a false prophet?
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