Jeremiah Mutie Boeken

Focusing on the evolution of early church historiography, this work highlights the significant shift initiated by Ferdinand Christian Baur and its development into contemporary extreme historiographies exemplified by Bart D. Ehrman. It argues that modern scholarly perspectives are not abrupt innovations but rather the result of a long historical trajectory filled with complexities and interconnections. The book invites careful examination of these developments, showcasing how past thoughts have shaped current understandings in the field.

A carefully researched analysis of how the early church developed a distinctively Christian understanding of death, synthesising pagan and scriptural ideas.