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In "Evaluating Jesus Mythicist Memes," Albert McIlhenny gives a quick critique of some of the most common types of memes spread across the internet by Jesus mythicists and explains what Christians should look for in crafting a response. Some Christians and many mythicists may be surprised at just how bogus the claims actually are and how easy it is to debunk them. By the end of the book, you should have a good idea just how baseless most of the claims actually are and how to best respond to newly produced memes.This e-book is part of the series A Christian Response to Jesus Mythicism that counters the thesis, popularized through films such as Zeitgeist and books by Earl Doherty, Tom Harpur, Richard Carrier, D. M. Murdock (aka “Acharya S”), and many others, that Jesus never existed. While this view is not taken seriously by scholars, it has entered the popular culture through sensationalistic books, films, and websites. In this series, various aspects of the mythicist viewpoint are subjected to a thorough critique and the bogus nature of their claims exposed for all to see.___________________________________________ The contents of the book are as follows:Series Introduction Introduction Chapter 1 – What Are Your Sources 1.1 – How Did They Come Up With That 1.2 – An Historical Recap 1.3 – Send in the Cranks 1.4 – A Long, Long Time Ago… 1.5 – Quotemines 1.6 – ConclusionChapter 2 – Parallel Memes 2.1 – Blueprint for a Deity2.2 – Born of a Virgin2.3 – Merry Solstice2.4 – Stellar Announcement2.5 – Angels We Have Heard on High2.6 – While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks2.7 – Visit of the Magi2.8 – Massacre of the Innocents2.9 – Teaching at the Temple2.10 – Baptism in the Jordan2.11 – Temptation2.12 – Disciples 2.13 – Teachings2.14 – Miracles2.15 – Titles 2.16 – Last Supper2.17 – Betrayal2.18 – Crucifixion 2.19 – Resurrection 2.20 – Ascension 2.21 – Parallel Iconography2.22 – Parallel by Translation2.23 – Conclusion Chapter 3 – Other Memes 3.1 – Paul Did Not Believe in a Historical Jesus3.2 – Church Fathers Knew about Parallels3.3 – Church Fathers Were Scoundrels3.4 – Ritual Parallels3.5 – Nicaea and the New Testament3.6 – Historians on Parade3.7 – Conclusion Conclusion Appendix 1 – Academic Sources on Hermetism Appendix 2 – Births of Romulus and Quirinus Appendix 3 – Birth of Perseus Appendix 4 – Mary and the Ark of the Covenant Appendix 5 – Acharya S, Cyprian of Carthage, and the Winter SolsticeAppendix 6 – Acharya S on ChristmasAppendix 7 – Zeitgeist, Luxor Temple, and the Nativity of JesusAppendix 8 – We Three KingsAppendix 9 – The Twelve Disciples of Mithra and HorusAppendix 10 – Acharya S and the Crucifixion of HorusAppendix 11 – Acharya S, Attis, and William Butler YeatsAppendix 12 – Usil on the RunAppendix 13 – The Orpheus AmuletAppendix 14 – Gerald Massey, Acharya S, and the Immaculate ConceptionAppendix 15 – Augustine, Al Stefanelli, and DocumentationAppendix 16 – The Body and Blood of MithraBibliography Notes
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