Faur (almost) in the Nude
By David Ramirez The slightest alteration in the relation between man and the signifier, in this case in the procedure of exegesis, changes the whole course of history by modifying […]
Tag Archives: Christianity
Persisting on the Shadows
Review of Schulamith Halevy’s Doctoral Thesis on Conversos Neoleoneses By David Ramírez In the course of Converso[1] related history, the subjects mostly studied have been the lives of few famous […]
The Myth of a Judeo-Christian Tradition
New Dawn Magazine. No.23 Feb-March 1994, pp. 23-27. Preface In the U.S. and some conservative sectors of Europe, there is a lot of appeal for the so-called “Judeo-Christian” tradition, a […]
Christ Unborn: A Cursory Joint Review of Faur’s The Gospel According to the Jews and Atwill’s Caesar’s Messiah
By David Ramírez The present review will attempt to cover two books that form a criticism of the historical Jesus, the alleged founder of Christianity, and the early Christian Church. […]
David Ramírez 