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Hal Taussig

    Hal Taussig is a leading scholar in biblical literature and early Christianity, recognized as a founding member of the Jesus Seminar. He brings a distinctive, critical perspective to his explorations of religious history and texts. Taussig's work delves into the foundational elements of Christianity, examining their social and spiritual contexts with insightful analysis. His research consistently challenges traditional interpretations, offering fresh insights into the origins and early development of Christian thought and communities.

    Meals in the Early Christian World
    In Trembling Boldness
    After Jesus Before Christianity
    After Jesus, Before Christianity
    • 2025

      After Jesus Before Christianity

      A Historical Exploration of the First Two Centuries of Jesus Movements

      • 320 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      The book presents a provocative examination of Christianity's origins, focusing on the first two centuries of the Jesus movement. It challenges traditional views and offers a fresh perspective on how the religion spread and evolved during its formative years, drawing insights from the renowned Jesus Seminar. This scholarly work aims to deepen readers' understanding of early Christianity and its foundational influences.

      After Jesus Before Christianity
    • 2023

      Contemporary reflections connected to recently discovered ancient writings by the followers of Jesus deepen our spiritual practice and affirm our efforts for social justice in today's challenging world in this first-of-its-kind book. Beautiful images of the papyrus and pottery on which these ancient texts were recorded illumine the stories.

      In Trembling Boldness
    • 2012

      Meals in the Early Christian World

      • 315 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      This book provides three categories of investigation: 1) The Typology and Context of the Greco-Roman Banquet, 2) Who Was at the Greco-Roman Banquets, and 3) The Culture of Reclining. Together these studies establish festive meals as an essential lens into social formation in the Greco-Roman world.

      Meals in the Early Christian World