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    3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
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Everything You Know About Jesus Is Wrong: Reclaiming Jesus from Culture, Politics and Religion

Everything You Know About Jesus Is Wrong: Reclaiming Jesus from Culture, Politics and Religion

Devoll, Jeffrey Thomas

Paperback

Series: Jesus, Unedited, Book 1

Christian Living

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ISBN13: 9798994055205
Publisher: Ureach Publishing Inc
Pages: 226
Weight: 0.68
Height: 0.48 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Everything You Know About Jesus Is Wrong challenges the assumptions that culture, politics, and even religion have layered onto the life and message of Jesus. This book takes you back to the first-century world-its history, language, and customs-to rediscover Jesus as His earliest followers knew Him.

Through fresh insights and practical application, you'll see how understanding Jesus in His original context transforms the way we live today. This isn't about tearing down faith; it's about reclaiming the authentic Jesus-free from distortion-so His words and actions can speak with clarity and power in our modern world.

Whether you're a lifelong believer, a skeptic, or someone searching for truth, this book will invite you to think deeply, challenge assumptions, and encounter Jesus as He truly is.

Is everything you know about Jesus wrong? Maybe not, but you know something is wrong. You always have. The rituals, the rules, the requirements - they feel worlds apart from the Jesus you encounter in the gospels.

Ancient historians, renaissance painters, self- interested preachers and modern screenwriters have shaped our image of Him. The progressives, conservatives, moderates and anarchists have tried to co-opt him. The religious and the irreligious alike have wielded His name to legitimize their pursuit of power.

And you? You're left with the ache of distance-the emptiness that whispers, there must be more.

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