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The New Testament Pros And Cons

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Borg, M 2012, ‘Before anything was written’, in Evolution of the world, Harper Collins, New York, pp 17.

Charpentier, E 1982, ‘The three stages in the formation of the New Testament’, in How to read the New Testament, SCM Press, Ch. 1, pp.11

Ehrman BD, 2012, The New Testament, Oxford, OUP, p.127.

Freed, E 2003, ‘Parables and miracles of Jesus and the Kingdom of God’ in The New Testament. A Critical introduction, Wadsworth/Thomson Learning, Stamford, pp. 200-203.

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