In an article of a publication of the Jesus Seminar, Paul Alan Laughlin describes the distinctions between and the benefits of our growing understanding of the historical Jesus and the Christ of faith that was developed in the first few centuries of Christianity. While the former is hard to fully lay hold of with certain facts, the latter is as firmly outlined and established as if it had come down on tablets of stone from Mount Sinai! Laughlin presents a new look at this premise, which compares the historical Jesus with three distinct images of the Christ of faith that developed at various periods in the early church. Join Revs. E.J. and Karen as they explore these images of the Christ of faith and the historical Jesus as they apply them to our modern lives today.

In an article of a publication of the Jesus Seminar, Paul Alan Laughlin describes the distinctions between and the benefits of our growing understanding of the historical Jesus and the Christ of faith that was developed in the first few centuries of Christianity. While the former is hard to fully lay hold of with certain facts, the latter is as firmly outlined and established as if it had come down on tablets of stone from Mount Sinai! Laughlin presents a new look at this premise, which compares the historical Jesus with three distinct images of the Christ of faith that developed at various periods in the early church. Join Revs. E.J. and Karen as they explore these images of the Christ of faith and the historical Jesus as they apply them to our modern lives today.

In an article of a publication of the Jesus Seminar, Paul Alan Laughlin describes the distinctions between and the benefits of our growing understanding of the historical Jesus and the Christ of faith that was developed in the first few centuries of Christianity. While the former is hard to fully lay hold of with certain facts, the latter is as firmly outlined and established as if it had come down on tablets of stone from Mount Sinai! Laughlin presents a new look at this premise, which compares the historical Jesus with three distinct images of the Christ of faith that developed at various periods in the early church. Join Revs. E.J. and Karen as they explore these images of the Christ of faith and the historical Jesus as they apply them to our modern lives today.

In an article of a publication of the Jesus Seminar, Paul Alan Laughlin describes the distinctions between and the benefits of our growing understanding of the historical Jesus and the Christ of faith that was developed in the first few centuries of Christianity. While the former is hard to fully lay hold of with certain facts, the latter is as firmly outlined and established as if it had come down on tablets of stone from Mount Sinai! Laughlin presents a new look at this premise, which compares the historical Jesus with three distinct images of the Christ of faith that developed at various periods in the early church. Join Revs. E.J. and Karen as they explore these images of the Christ of faith and the historical Jesus as they apply them to our modern lives today.

In this series, Revs. E.J. and Karen will follow early Christian beliefs and worldview into the evolution of what has become traditional Christianity. In this discussion, the driving forces, the needs of the people at the time and conscious understanding of God illustrate how Jesus' message meant something very different from what Jesus may have intended. Join Karen and E.J. as they trace this understanding and reveal a deeper appreciation for the tradition that has delivered Jesus' teachings to our modern day doorstep, ready for a new, transforming interpretation.

In this series, Revs. E.J. and Karen will follow early Christian beliefs and worldview into the evolution of what has become traditional Christianity. In this discussion, the driving forces, the needs of the people at the time and conscious understanding of God illustrate how Jesus' message meant something very different from what Jesus may have intended. Join Karen and E.J. as they trace this understanding and reveal a deeper appreciation for the tradition that has delivered Jesus' teachings to our modern day doorstep, ready for a new, transforming interpretation.

In this series, Revs. E.J. and Karen will follow early Christian beliefs and worldview into the evolution of what has become traditional Christianity. In this discussion, the driving forces, the needs of the people at the time and conscious understanding of God illustrate how Jesus' message meant something very different from what Jesus may have intended. Join Karen and E.J. as they trace this understanding and reveal a deeper appreciation for the tradition that has delivered Jesus' teachings to our modern day doorstep, ready for a new, transforming interpretation.

In this series, Revs. E.J. and Karen will follow early Christian beliefs and worldview into the evolution of what has become traditional Christianity. In this discussion, the driving forces, the needs of the people at the time and conscious understanding of God illustrate how Jesus' message meant something very different from what Jesus may have intended. Join Karen and E.J. as they trace this understanding and reveal a deeper appreciation for the tradition that has delivered Jesus' teachings to our modern day doorstep, ready for a new, transforming interpretation.

In this series, Revs. E.J. and Karen will follow early Christian beliefs and worldview into the evolution of what has become traditional Christianity. In this discussion, the driving forces, the needs of the people at the time and conscious understanding of God illustrate how Jesus' message meant something very different from what Jesus may have intended. Join Karen and E.J. as they trace this understanding and reveal a deeper appreciation for the tradition that has delivered Jesus' teachings to our modern day doorstep, ready for a new, transforming interpretation!

In this series, Revs. E.J. and Karen will follow early Christian beliefs and worldview into the evolution of what has become traditional Christianity. In this discussion, the driving forces, the needs of the people at the time and conscious understanding of God illustrate how Jesus' message meant something very different from what Jesus may have intended. Join Karen and E.J. as they trace this understanding and reveal a deeper appreciation for the tradition that has delivered Jesus' teachings to our modern day doorstep, ready for a new, transforming interpretation!