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In these essays, Price surprises with a wealth of fresh perspectives: biographical, exegetical, philosophical, theological, religious-historical and -critical in a diverse mixture. In the volatile field of atheism and faitheism, Price succeeds in capturing the unbelieving and believing readers equally. Hermann Detering, author, The Fabricated Paul Professor Price has the remarkable ability to see through the pretensions and BS of religion, and does so with relish and style. His knowledge of doctrine, scripture and faith traditions is nothing less than encyclopedic. He is an equal-opportunity deconstructionist. Enjoy! Andrew Wilson, Unification Theological Seminary This book, with Price's usual wit and grounded in philosophy and critical theory, is a hymn to Reason. I hope it finds a wide readership in this darkling time. Don Webb, High Priest, Temple of Set (Emeritus); co-author, Set: The Outsider

"""In these essays, Price surprises with a wealth of fresh perspectives: biographical, exegetical, philosophical, theological, religious-historical and -critical in a diverse mixture. In the volatile field of atheism and faitheism, Price succeeds in capturing the unbelieving and believing readers equally."" Hermann Detering, author, The Fabricated Paul ""Professor Price has the remarkable ability to see through the pretensions and BS of religion, and does so with relish and style. His knowledge of doctrine, scripture and faith traditions is nothing less than encyclopedic. He is an equal-opportunity deconstructionist. Enjoy!"" Andrew Wilson, Unification Theological Seminary ""This book, with Price's usual wit and grounded in philosophy and critical theory, is a hymn to Reason. I hope it finds a wide readership in this darkling time."" Don Webb, High Priest, Temple of Set (Emeritus); co-author, Set: The Outsider"

Professor Price has the remarkable ability to see through the pretensions and BS of religion, and does so with relish and style. His knowledge of doctrine, scripture and faith traditions is nothing less than encyclopedic. He is an equal-opportunity deconstructionist. Enjoy! --Andrew Wilson, Unification Theological Seminary This book, with Price's usual wit and grounded in philosophy and critical theory, is a hymn to Reason. I hope it finds a wide readership in this darkling time. --Don Webb, High Priest, Temple of Set (Emeritus); co-author, Set: The Outsider In these essays, Price surprises with a wealth of fresh perspectives: biographical, exegetical, philosophical, theological, religious-historical and -critical in a diverse mixture. In the volatile field of atheism and faitheism, Price succeeds in capturing the unbelieving and believing readers equally. --Hermann Detering, author, The Fabricated Paul

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Robert M. Price holds PhDs in systematic theology and the New Testament from Drew University. He is the author of numerous books, including Incredible Shrinking Son of Man: How Reliable Is the Gospel Traditionand has written his own translation of the New Testament. He's also written about the historicity of Moses, the nuances and problems of Christian theology, and, most notably, the question of a historical Jesus.

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