The Life of Jesus, Critically Examined

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Challenging traditional beliefs, this critical examination dismisses biblical miracles as myths aimed at conveying deeper truths. The author argues against the divinity of Jesus, portraying him as a reflection of Jewish messianic hopes rather than a divine figure. The book sparked intense controversy upon its release, with some calling it profoundly damaging. Translated from its fourth German edition in 1843 by George Eliot, it remains a significant work in theological discourse.